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IANAL but I'm highly confident that you have the rights to sell the software. You also have the right to sell any other MIT licensed software, even if you are n
by JoeyBananas 4y ago
IANAL but I'm highly confident that you have the rights to sell the software. You also have the right to sell any other MIT licensed software, even if you are not the author.
If there is any doubt about whether you have the rights to sell _the copyright_ specifically, here's what I'd do: Fork it, change the name, and sell the copyright to that.
- kreeben 4y agoWill anyone with a fork now, or later, be able to sell a copyright of that code? That'd become a flooded market pretty soon. So maybe there's not so much money in selling a copyright?
- JoeyBananas 4y ago> Will anyone with a fork now, or later, be able to sell a copyright of that code? In theory, yes. Anyone could do the same thing. The market is already infinitely saturated. Your code is like a mop. Without a janitor who knows how to use it, the mop is worthless. But you are an experienced janitor. You could open a business that sells janitorial services and make a lot of money.