> They bound their open-source license to a Code of Conduct That's called a proprietary software license. Usage restrictions disqualify software as free softwa

> They bound their open-source license to a Code of Conduct That's called a proprietary software license. Usage restrictions disqualify software as free software or open source. This kind of restriction makes me cringe, and I wish someone would just defy these guys and dare them to actually take the issue to court. I don't think they would.