> They just ask you not to compete with them for a few years. No Open Source license actually permits this - by definition of Open Source. Also the notion tha

> They just ask you not to compete with them for a few years. No Open Source license actually permits this - by definition of Open Source. Also the notion that copyright "expires" is ludicrous - we only just saw work from the 1920s enter the public domain (and source is no different to that). Laundering via AI clearly does not count, either.