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That's why you use dual licensing; if you clearly state that you want the software to use MIT without money involved but something else if money is involved tha
by bullen 5y ago
That's why you use dual licensing; if you clearly state that you want the software to use MIT without money involved but something else if money is involved that is generally not a problem, never has been, and never will be: because it makes sense, it's fair and honest!
- erwincoumans 5y agoYou want a MIT license (that is by definition without restrictions), but you want to add the "without money restriction". It doesn't work like that. Once you add a restriction of "without money involved" to the MIT license, it is not the MIT license anymore.
- bullen 5y agoDon't worry I just invented the hybrid license which is a superset and can have that fork of two licenses depending on money. Enjoy!
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