MJ Ray wrote:
I'm a bit puzzled by this use of
CC-By-SA. Creative Commons themselves don't recommend it and include
the GNU GPL and BSD-style licences in their collection. See
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/FFAQ#Can_I_license_software_using_CC_licenses.3F
BY-SA isn't for software, no.
> Is it still free software?
With a scripting language such as PHP, BY-SA's lack of a source code
provision clause is less harmful as there is no separation of source
code and executable. So it's broadly equivalent to the GPL's copyleft on
source code, and just as useless for web service software.
(We then get into what copyleft means for web service applications. I
suggest the AGPL, you object, and we move on to the next topic. ;-) )
- Rob.
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