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Doesn't that just mean that Github should be mad at them? Doesn't seem obvious that it actually gives me a license to do anything.
by kadoban 2y ago
Doesn't that just mean that Github should be mad at them? Doesn't seem obvious that it actually gives me a license to do anything.
- mnau 2y agoPretty much all open source projects on GitHub rely on section D.6 of GitHub TOS (when you submit PR, it's licensed under project license and you have a right to do so). TOS are not just fluff and paper, but legally binding. Granted, when there is a conflict between two conflicting requirements, it's never clear cut, but it's not just "GitHub will be mad."
- kadoban 2y agoAny project I've been involved in has its own explicit license, that allows such things (really allows much more, I don't touch anything closed source).