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If you wanted something like what he wants, are there any licenses that limit the scope of derivatives? Or are you best off using a No Derivatives license with
by matt_heimer 12y ago
If you wanted something like what he wants, are there any licenses that limit the scope of derivatives? Or are you best off using a No Derivatives license with a contact for permission notice?
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- djur 12y agoSomeone could still reimplement the algorithm based on a description. You can't copyright algorithms. You can (sometimes) patent them, which the original author apparently tried to do. The claim would have been based on that patent rather than on copyright. (Edited some details I was wrong about)