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Well, at least they open sourced the parts of the code they used ;)

• rcfox 14y ago
  Showing the code is not the same as open source. I get that you were joking, but it's a critical distinction. Unless otherwise stated, you should not assume that you have a license to use whatever code you find floating around on the Internet. Public domain is not the default when no licence is specified.
  • kyrias 14y ago
    You realize that the source they used wasn't originally released with a license and thus they can't neither legally use the code or release it themselves
    • sp332 14y ago
      If it was released without a license, then in the USA (and all other parties to the Berne Convention), it is automatically copyrighted and all copyrights are reserved by the author.
      • kyrias 14y ago
        That's my point?
  • deleted 14y ago
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