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> The recipient certainly doesn't own it and can't really use it as he sees fit in many (if not most) cases. Other than scenarios such as "sendmail will not pe
by gladiatr72 2y ago
> The recipient certainly doesn't own it and can't really use it as he sees fit in many (if not most) cases.
Other than scenarios such as "sendmail will not perform well if you really need a k/v store", what exactly do you mean?
- jqpabc123 2y agoMost open source code comes with too many restrictions on ownership to be reasonably called a "gift". For example, see the GPL which exists specifically to restrict ownership and usage. If I let you use my car but only how I specify (subject to change at any time) and the title stays in my name, it's not legally a "gift" is it?