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I'm working on an MIT-licensed time-tracking tool in my spare time and I'm hoping somebody (in a "this is not legal advice"-capacity at least) can enlighten me
by zaep 4y ago
I'm working on an MIT-licensed time-tracking tool in my spare time and I'm hoping somebody (in a "this is not legal advice"-capacity at least) can enlighten me on licensing here:
If I am understanding the AGPL-3.0 correctly (and assuming that the format is also under the license), I could NOT add an "export to Markwhen" feature to my project without then being forced to convert it to AGPL-3.0.
Is this correct?
- ChadNauseam 4y agoNo, nobody can copyright a file format
- ethanwillis 4y agoThis, similarly you could copy(reimplement) the entire API for this software if you wish with some caveats.
- koch 4y agoIn addition to what others have said, I personally would love to see people using the format, so please go ahead! I'd be interested to see what you're working on!