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I know you are wrong. I don't think you have anything of value to protect with license. You can't sue a person for creating software, you'll have to go after th
by foxhop 5y ago
I know you are wrong. I don't think you have anything of value to protect with license. You can't sue a person for creating software, you'll have to go after the person hosting. My view is the correct view and the only view which will have any permenence on this planet. Good luck with your licenses.
- gambiting 5y ago>>my view is the correct view and the only view which will have any permenence on this planet And that's a fantastic view to keep when trying to discuss anything, really keeping that mind open eh? Good luck with your project. >> I don't think you have anything of value to protect with license. You are wrong(hey, two can play this game) >> You can't sue a person for creating software, Sure, but that's not what I said, so you're making a point just for its own sake. Also I kinda hoped you'd answer my question if you think any licences/copyright/legality don't matter on your permacomputer. But then you haven't even answered my other comment, so meh, maybe I expected too much.