It's not about the name thing. It's about the usage of parts of the licensed material without following the license. For example, commit messages, the subtitle,

It's not about the name thing. It's about the usage of parts of the licensed material without following the license. For example, commit messages, the subtitle, etc. Theoretically: * tip4commit violates the license the code is published under (for example if it has a NonCommercial clause). * The original author is now the only one who has copyright. * tip4commit is using safe harbor protections (a user chooses to create a page for a project). * DMCA is now applicable to protect the copyright of the original author.