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If nothing else, I think we should thank Unity for reminding us to read the license of anything we sign. I too have become accustomed to the "next next next fi
by tombert 3y ago
If nothing else, I think we should thank Unity for reminding us to read the license of anything we sign. I too have become accustomed to the "next next next finish" method of installing things, which is a bad habit to fall into. A company can sneak in little clauses like "pay 20 cents per client install" and no one is the wiser.
I don't make games but if I start then I'll probably use Godot or GDevelop. They both use the MIT license and I feel like that one is decidedly non-bullshittey.
- coffeebeqn 3y agoI wonder if LLMs could be useful. Find if there is anything unusual in the TOS
- tombert 3y agoI've actually done something not too dissimilar to that! I've pasted licenses into ChatGPT and asked it to summarize it to me in lay-person's terms. I don't think anything it says would hold up to true legal scrutiny but it's been great for a non-lawyer like me.