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Why not? Would that be legal though?

• haunter 3y ago
  Why wouldn’t? It’s open source Reddit is a trademark but that’s another story
  • bentxt 3y ago
    I think the code is less interesting then the (graphic) design and some of the wording (kharma) that people are used to. And maybe further expressions like AITA or /r/whathever. How is the legal situation here I wonder
    • hedora 3y ago
      The old code that reddit published says you have to put a copyright on any service that runs the software, so /r/foo would be fine, and the bottom of each page would say something like “Portions of server software copyright reddit 2017”. I am not a lawyer, but that’s my reading of the license on that repo.
• nmlrqf 3y ago
  The Trump forum has split off to patriots.win and appears to use that code. I'm using it as an example of a fork, not because I support any of the content. If they could shut that one down, they probably would try.