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If you don't like a project's license, that strikes me as a "you" problem. Projects follow their own goals and they might not align with yours or your business'
by eschneider 2y ago
If you don't like a project's license, that strikes me as a "you" problem. Projects follow their own goals and they might not align with yours or your business' goals. You're always free to write your own software.
If the possibility of future license changes bothers you (and there are legit reasons why it might) then by all means, do NOT sign a copyright assignment.
- PhilKunz 2y agoIf people contributed for example under a MIT license without further contractual agreements, then licenses can't be simply changed by the main maintainer. This it is not a "me" problem. Also it just means that people should for example now contribute here: * OpenSearch(https://opensearch.org/ https://opensearch.org/) instead of elasticsearch. * OpenTofu (https://opentofu.org/ https://opentofu.org/) instead of Terraform.