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I actually love performative licensing. Notable examples are the "Stallman License" [1] and the "Pinkest Pink: Available to Everyone except Anish Kapoor" [2] [

• dijksterhuis 1y ago
  had a look at the other licenses in [1]. this one is great https://github.com/benlk/misc-licenses/blob/master/schrodinger-license.md https://github.com/benlk/misc-licenses/blob/master/schroding... > # Historical note > Because the Schrödinger License r0 was released without the exception added in r2, everything in the light cone of commit https://github.com/benlk/misc-licenses/commit/0bbee5aff743e531e34bc101d133de8a748de874 https://github.com/benlk/misc-licenses/commit/0bbee5aff743e5... is subject to r0 of the Schrödinger License. If you are not sure whether you are covered by r0 of this license: calculate the time distance from 2:15 a.m. EDT July 29 2013 to the current time, multiply that by the speed of light, and draw a sphere with that radius centered on the position of North America at 2:15 a.m. EDT July 29 2013. If you are within that sphere, you are covered by the license. If you were present on Earth at that time, you are covered by the license.
• crises-luff-6b 1y ago
  GPL & Copyleft are pretty anarchocapitalist as applied to ideas. It's been a few decades since I read it, but Free Software, Free Society is pretty clear about its political intent.
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• hoseja 1y ago
  There is... another.