Thomas Harding wrote:
On 10/08/2012 18:53, Miles Fidelman wrote:
But I think what you are actually saying is :
"For $25, the user receives binaries *and*
source-code for the 'client' component, but
does not recieve binaries nor source-code
for the 'server' component.".
I think I understand the confusion.
Ahhh...
- on the formal release date, all client and server code will be
available, GPL (or other open source license) for download by anyone
Miles, for server code I suggest you something stronger than GPL, as
GPL allows someone to modify code an it's own server (as an
*unpublished* fork), e.g to allow only a non-free "client"
I strongly suggest Affero-GPLv3 for server code which covers that point.
Good point. One of my goals for the next month or two is to do a
thorough review of license options - for precisely reasons like the one
you've identified. Thanks!
Miles
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