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By that argument, MIT is even more free. Licensing your code under MIT basically says "here, you can use it inspite of the fact that it's copyrighted to us, no
by Xylakant 14y ago
By that argument, MIT is even more free. Licensing your code under MIT basically says "here, you can use it inspite of the fact that it's copyrighted to us, no strings attached. Go forth and multiply." This is why the GPL gets portrayed as viral. It spreads to the parts that I add and restricts the license for my additions. Don't get me wrong: It's a completely fair thing to do - the authors are giving me something for free, but it's still a restriction.