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In most cases, no, at least according to the lawyer I have. He did put in a phrase that nullifies the license when a new ruling comes out or a new law is passe
by gavinhoward 2y ago
In most cases, no, at least according to the lawyer I have.
He did put in a phrase that nullifies the license when a new ruling comes out or a new law is passed. Essentially, you may have accepted the license, but since I included the condition that the disclaimer is legal, I can withdraw the license for that reason.
Having conditions for withdrawing the license is well-established. Without it, the GPL would not work because otherwise, it could not become void for an entity that doesn't share changes.
IOW, you may have accepted the license, but that doesn't remove my power to take it away.