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Then I'd say that the abusive behavior is to imply there are terms in the license that aren't actually there, and to use that implication to attract developers
by pessimizer 3y ago
Then I'd say that the abusive behavior is to imply there are terms in the license that aren't actually there, and to use that implication to attract developers and customers to your project. If your open source has a soul, write it into the license. Note that after you do that, it will not be an open source license.
- davorak 3y agoI do not follow either of your statements. I do not know what you would use as an example for your first sentence. I do not know what you are trying to communicate with the last two sentences.