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FWIW anyone I don't think apache 2's definition is set in stone. Think of this as derivative of apache 2, without the author saying it's apache 2.
by aaomidi 5y ago
FWIW anyone I don't think apache 2's definition is set in stone. Think of this as derivative of apache 2, without the author saying it's apache 2.
- skyzyx 5y agoIt’s literally a pre-defined legal document. It’s definitely set in stone enough to warrant filing lawsuits and taking people to court over.