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Is it? It's about knowing what you're getting into and what (and specifically what not) the provider of the source expects you to do. If you take a well-known l
by chrisandchris 2y ago
Is it? It's about knowing what you're getting into and what (and specifically what not) the provider of the source expects you to do. If you take a well-known license, people know what they get and, imho, maybe some larger provider will pick up your software and let your business grow. If you do a custom license, legal may say no and people avoid your software.
I also think one shouldn't mix free software/free license and open source. Elastic is IMHO compatible to a free software, but it's not really open source (just source available).
- 2Gkashmiri 2y agowhy is sspl source available? curious to know.
- chrisandchris 2y agoBy SSPL you mean the Server-Side Public License? Well, first of all, it's specified as this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Public_License https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Public_License (and somewhere hidden in the references mentioned there).