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That's a misleading, obfuscating way to make the difference. I guess the OP means an OSI-approved licence. If you write your own licence (not recommended, but
by usr1106 4y ago
That's a misleading, obfuscating way to make the difference. I guess the OP means an OSI-approved licence.
If you write your own licence (not recommended, but some developers and especially corporations do) it could be even fully compliant, but not approved.