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I like the "No Duty" clause. Of course, it begs the question if such a clause remains open source (as it will effectively discriminate based on country). But
by scj 3y ago
I like the "No Duty" clause.
Of course, it begs the question if such a clause remains open source (as it will effectively discriminate based on country). But defending open source developers in a hostile environment should take precedence over cooperation.
It's just unfortunate that such measures seem necessary (looks at the EU's CRA).
- gavinhoward 3y agoYes, you are right. The CRA plus the Bitcoin lawsuits in the UK are the reason that exists.