jasonhansel

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   by jasonhansel 12y ago

   As I noted in a different comment, they don't even need to sue you. They can just "assert" that you've infringed on their patents.
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   by jasonhansel 12y ago

   In fact, it seems that they don't even need to sue you -- they could just "assert" that you violated their patents.
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   by jasonhansel 12y ago

   Also, as pointed out in previous discussions of this clause, this is significantly more restrictive than the Apache license. This would make me quite hesitant about using React for any project of significant size (especially for a large ent
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   by jasonhansel 12y ago

   IANAL, but this seems to imply that, if you use React, Facebook (and affiliates) can infringe on any of your patents with impunity -- you can't even verbally accuse them of infringement. The same applies to Facebook's other open s