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One relatively simple answer is to just add to the license the term that it nor its derivative works can not be uploaded to Github or be used to train any AI. I
by PaulKeeble 3y ago
One relatively simple answer is to just add to the license the term that it nor its derivative works can not be uploaded to Github or be used to train any AI. It will be wildly breached because no one cares about the license but it does at least give you some legal recourse if you choose to pursue it. You aren't required to just use GPL V2-3 you can amend the terms however you wish.
- suprjami 3y agoTo avoid the proliferation of a million different licenses, it would be better to have a single or few "No GitHub" licenses. Such a license would not be considered "open" by the OSI because it imposes onerous conditions. Even if they were made, I wonder how much such licenses would be used. If the permissive people don't like copyleft because of the conditions it imposes, they must hate this. Likewise the copyleft folks want freedom enforced, not taken away.