michaelpjones

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   by michaelpjones 4y ago

   You make a good point. I'm not sure I'd be in a position to enforce anything myself. I would be relying on larger companies to be too risk adverse to violate the license, hoping that they would pay for a commercial option instead.
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   by michaelpjones 4y ago

   Good questions. I don't mind contributions if they don't mind the model being used. I guess I would be looking to prevent profit making forks of the code base. I guess I like the idea of open source projects still being able to us
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   by michaelpjones 4y ago

   Thank you for the links. I have come across PolyForm when googling but hadn't heard of it previously and I haven't seen Faircode.io before. I'll check them out. Interesting that you're using one in practice. N8n looks re
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   Ask HN: Best non-commercial source-available license?

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   by michaelpjones 6y ago

   I've been building https://www.contact-stack.com as a way to get regular reminders to stay in touch with friends who live in other cities & countries. It is my first attempt at a product/business and has been a goo