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If you wanted to satisfy the OSI for some reason, you could do something like: "This license is not granted to jurisdictions requiring external security assessm
by mminer237 3y ago
If you wanted to satisfy the OSI for some reason, you could do something like: "This license is not granted to jurisdictions requiring external security assessments except when such external security assessments have already been performed or for the exclusive purpose of performing such assessments."
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoMaybe open source licenses need some kind of general "void where prohibited" clause that specifies parts of the license which are non-negotiable and if a jurisdiction won't enforce them then nobody there can use it. This might also deter governments from passing that category of bad laws because you're going to have a lot of grumpy companies and citizens if a new law tries to void a common version of the BSD license or GPL that makes NO WARRANTIES sina qua non.