Software License Debates
The cluster focuses on debates about software licenses, their relationship to copyright, permissions granted to users versus owners, and whether licenses can restrict certain uses or bind the copyright holder.
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Yes, next time choose a license that doesn't allow it.
The license doesn't apply to the copyright owner afaik
Licenses are bound to the purposes specified by the license. So go read the fine print.
No, not really. (without license terms saying so not even the former, but those can be a thing)
that would work if no license didn't mean all rights reserved by default
But licenses grant (limited) rights, not take rights way.
>Yes, next time choose a license that doesn't allow it.The license has nothing todo with it.
That's correct, so attempts at forbidding it by license look a little silly to me.
That's not part of the license conditions. You are quoting the preamble which has almost zero legal importance.
What if you are also against adhering to license terms?