yetanother1

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   by yetanother1 10y ago

   > you can have both a CLA and be BSD Not the case - they can claim it is so, but a BSD license with extra clauses is not a BSD license.
2. 2.▲
   by yetanother1 10y ago

   I don't like the idea of handing over my contributions to another party under their terms. Either release software under a common open source license (BSD, MIT) or not. Don't add additional terms with some custom license that cert
3. 3.▲
   by yetanother1 10y ago

   ~~You got me on Postgres. Don't use the others.~~ Edit: another post states that Postgres doesn't require a CLA for contributors. So I don't use any software requiring a CLA.
4. 4.▲
   by yetanother1 10y ago

   I contribute pull requests to quite a few github projects. However I avoid contributing to (or even using) projects with a Contributor License Agreement. Such projects are too bureaucratic.