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I think we both agree both situation are wrong. If a company doesn't abide the OSS license of my software I need to sue. I want companies to sue me for eg. re
by jokethrowaway 5y ago
I think we both agree both situation are wrong.
If a company doesn't abide the OSS license of my software I need to sue.
I want companies to sue me for eg. redistributing their content without permission.
Not being fined by the government with my own money.
- scarface74 5y agoSo if a large corporation with an army of lawyers uses your open source code, how successful do you think you will be at winning the lawsuit?