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The notable change is that most of those repos have been available not as a open source but "source available" as Fair Use (for Archival Purposes), but the copy
by WorldMaker 11mo ago
The notable change is that most of those repos have been available not as a open source but "source available" as Fair Use (for Archival Purposes), but the copyright owner (Microsoft today) has now directly applied the MIT License to three of those repos (Zork 1/2/3). Hopefully they will apply it to more of them as Microsoft legal allows, but it's still exciting they've made three repos officially open source under a FLOSS recognized license.