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> It does not allow commercial use It does, but I agree that the author should choose an established license instead of trying to make one up by putting 3 line
by stefantalpalaru 11y ago
> It does not allow commercial use
It does, but I agree that the author should choose an established license instead of trying to make one up by putting 3 lines in the README: https://github.com/mkeeter/antimony https://github.com/mkeeter/antimony
- jordigh 11y agoI don't see anything that says that it allows commercial use. It says, "produced, modified, distributed, performed, and displayed for any purpose." Perhaps "for any purpose" is another catch-all for selling, but I'm not sure.
- jamessb 11y ago'Selling' and 'Commerical use' are not equivalent. For example, using CAD software to design a product that you subsequently sell would be 'commerical use' of the software, and would be encompassed by the 'any purpose' clause.
- jordigh 11y ago"Commercial use" encompasses selling. You are allowed to sell all free software and all open source. This guarantee forms part of the definition. Software that does not have permission to sell it is not free software and is not open source.