It's fine and good to disagree with/challenge wrong comments. But you don't need to do this meta commentary cautioning the mere act of commenting. If Sephr is wrong, just say that!
Ok. You are right. I think he is likely wrong, but I'm not a lawyer either. Just someone who researched this a lot for my own projects/company.
If that was true, all user-side aggregations would be considered as separate projects.
I think it might be possible to circumvent the GPL license, when the URL to the list would be user-configurable and the program also worked without the list.
loeg|1 year ago
mainframed|1 year ago
If that was true, all user-side aggregations would be considered as separate projects.
I think it might be possible to circumvent the GPL license, when the URL to the list would be user-configurable and the program also worked without the list.