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No it doesn't. It gives the right to any users of your service to get a copy of the source code under the same license. Has nothing to do with "code be made ava
by maxpow4h 13y ago
No it doesn't. It gives the right to any users of your service to get a copy of the source code under the same license. Has nothing to do with "code be made available to the public".
- justincormack 13y agounclear, the license says "interacting with", so even getting a not authorized response technically entitles you to a copy of the source code...
- legutierr 13y agoIt does both.
- Evbn 13y ago'Users' and 'public' are being blurred in this thread.