top | item 41248841 (no title) mrwyz | 1 year ago Only if you think taking the work of others and profiting from it without contributing anything back is fine. discuss order hn newest g15jv2dp|1 year ago The people who did the work obviously think it's fine, otherwise they wouldn't have licensed it under such a permissive licence. mrwyz|1 year ago Certainly. MIT/BSD more or less says: steal away (but retain this license notice). In some cases that's desirable. load replies (1) bigstrat2003|1 year ago I am not going to debate whether it's "fine", but it's certainly not stealing. If I make someone a beautiful necklace and they sell it in an auction, I might wish they hadn't done that with my gift - but they haven't stolen anything either.
g15jv2dp|1 year ago The people who did the work obviously think it's fine, otherwise they wouldn't have licensed it under such a permissive licence. mrwyz|1 year ago Certainly. MIT/BSD more or less says: steal away (but retain this license notice). In some cases that's desirable. load replies (1)
mrwyz|1 year ago Certainly. MIT/BSD more or less says: steal away (but retain this license notice). In some cases that's desirable. load replies (1)
bigstrat2003|1 year ago I am not going to debate whether it's "fine", but it's certainly not stealing. If I make someone a beautiful necklace and they sell it in an auction, I might wish they hadn't done that with my gift - but they haven't stolen anything either.
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