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They had already promised to abide by the terms of the license in force at the moment it was agreed to, so the fact that they promised not to do something does

They had already promised to abide by the terms of the license in force at the moment it was agreed to, so the fact that they promised not to do something does not stop them, apparently.

LoganDark 3y ago
Someone who agreed to a prior version of the license will always be able to abide by that version of the license. The fact that they removed the provision going forward is just them trying to lock-in future customers.
- ilyt 3y ago
  No, it was a plan to lock in current customers that didn't look into license every time they updated engine. That's why they removed the repo too, too easy to see the changes.
  - LoganDark 3y ago
    Whatever, a plan to lock in anyone who accidentally "agrees" to the new terms. You know what I meant.
    - ilyt 3y ago
      I just wanted to highlight it wasn't for just new customers like you wrote but potentially every game in development using Unity. That's a massive difference.