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"steal" as if you never used someone else's code. There's not even a notice on the original, I'm hard pressed to find him at fault.
by juliangregorian 12y ago
"steal" as if you never used someone else's code. There's not even a notice on the original, I'm hard pressed to find him at fault.
- eropple 12y agoCan't speak for that poster, but while I've used other people's code for educational purposes I am not aware of a time when I've used someone else's code against its restrictions. And bear in mind that code without a license notice is not a free-for-all, it's restricted until other rights are explicitly granted. (I have no opinion on this situation nor am I qualified to judge it. Other people have a more fully-formed opinion than I do, and it does sound like it's properly open-sourced anyway.)
- s_dev 12y agoHe should make an effort to attribute the work that isn't his.
- learnstats2 12y ago> There's not even a notice on the original No license on the original means you don't have the right to use it.