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You grant GitHub a license to display your code, same for Codeberg, they're not bound by your license because you're granting them specific rights. Secondly can
by bastardoperator 4y ago
You grant GitHub a license to display your code, same for Codeberg, they're not bound by your license because you're granting them specific rights. Secondly can you prove damages when a person uses your code but doesn't attribute you? If you can't your license isn't very useful. This is what we all need to understand.
- xigoi 4y agoDisplaying the code is different from selling it. GitHub's license explicitly says that it doesn't allow them to sell your code.
- maxloh 4y agoHow about mirrors? GitHub doesn't pohobit mirroring repos/developing a fork from someone else's codebases. The original author didn't grant GitHub a license to use their code, but their code may be used for training the model.