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It sounds like whoever wrote that page doesn't know much about software licensing. Doesn't make me confident that w3schools has improved as much as people say i
by kyle-rb 4y ago
It sounds like whoever wrote that page doesn't know much about software licensing. Doesn't make me confident that w3schools has improved as much as people say it has.
However, it does seem to be MIT-licensed. Linked from the downloads page:
https://github.com/JaniRefsnes/w3css/blob/master/LICENSE https://github.com/JaniRefsnes/w3css/blob/master/LICENSE
- XorNot 4y agoWould've helped if there any sort of license spec in the file header. All it's got is "/* W3.CSS 4.15 December 2020 by Jan Egil and Borge Refsnes */"
- hamandcheese 4y agoBeing a bit more charitable, it could be that they are explaining things in a way that likely makes sense to someone just getting started. For many, “license” is a synonym for a software unlock code, not a legal contract.