[tingletech]

What is a "pushover" license?

[nmz]

A derogatory term for copyfree licenses

[SAI_Peregrinus]

Permissive license + complaining when companies don't contribute back from their forks.

[tingletech]

Do rust projects have a reputation for complaining about corporate forks not contributing back code?

[cryptonector]

I've worked on plenty of BSD and MIT licensed code. I've never complained about lack of contribution. You're projecting. Please stop.

[WD-42]

It’s a play on “permissive” license.

[F3nd0]

'Pushover licence' is a licence which may grant freedom, but doesn't care to protect it. One may modify software under a pushover licence and release their modifications as non-free software. Another, more common name is 'permissive licence'.