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Well, it depends on where you post it, right? Because if you are using a GitHub which probably is US based, you follow the laws related to US?! Demanding that
by Xunjin 4y ago
Well, it depends on where you post it, right? Because if you are using a GitHub which probably is US based, you follow the laws related to US?!
Demanding that the law of a country should be followed by another is totally no sense. They can agree, make agreements about it, and even take legal action to the Highest court, so it could be evaluated, but using your nationality as an argument of what you can do, it's just plain wrong.
- Sakos 4y agohttps://choosealicense.com/no-permission/ https://choosealicense.com/no-permission/ I always find it weird how people respond to my comments. Why didn't you check what the US law is like for source code? A lot of places have similar laws around source code, primarily in the West because of efforts to normalise laws across countries, driven by US efforts. And other countries? Well, it's the same for any kind of IP. Either the country has strong IP law and you have the resources to pursue an issue or not and you can't do anything about it.