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If your code does not contain an explicit license, it is by default “All rights reserved”, I.e not open-source or free. For op, they are obviously in violation
by iab 5y ago
If your code does not contain an explicit license, it is by default “All rights reserved”, I.e not open-source or free.
For op, they are obviously in violation of the MIT open-source requirements, but unfortunately the ramifications for this are usually minimal.
- gardnr 5y agoThanks for posting this. I'll see how they respond and maybe contact some Norwegian council.