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ToS isn't some all-powerful thing, first of all. A lot of it is unenforceable nonsense. And I'm not sure how it really works with OSS. For instance, what if I
by whateveracct 4y ago
ToS isn't some all-powerful thing, first of all. A lot of it is unenforceable nonsense. And I'm not sure how it really works with OSS.
For instance, what if I self-host an OSS project but someone puts a mirror on GitHub? Or just uses GH as a remote for their fork? Does that random person accepting the ToS now mean GH has carte blanche to do whatever they want with that IP?