> reselling most open-source code is theft under the licenses in common use. That doesn't sound like any OSS license in common use; and one of the freedoms tha

> reselling most open-source code is theft under the licenses in common use. That doesn't sound like any OSS license in common use; and one of the freedoms that FOSS licenses preserve is the freedom to sell software. Which license do you think they're in violation of? > maybe, but on this forum of rather clever people, I assume people mean what they say. That is a bad assumption. People often mis-speak and there is nothing that protects against that. When people make a claim that isn't true, it is prudent to seek clarification in the first instance to prevent misunderstandings. Particularly when dealing with cross-cultural institutions where the management presumably speak Chinese.