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That's a decision for each individual developer to make. Some folk tried to create a pacifist version of the GPL[1]. Others are using the RMPL (RobotGroup-Mul
by bitcartel 13y ago
That's a decision for each individual developer to make.
Some folk tried to create a pacifist version of the GPL[1].
Others are using the RMPL (RobotGroup-Multiplo-Pacifist-License)[2] - basically a MIT license, but with a restriction that bans military projects.
[1] http://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2006/08/7511/ http://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2006/08/7511/
[2] http://multiplo.com.ar/soft/Mbq/Minibloq.Lic.v1.0.en.pdf http://multiplo.com.ar/soft/Mbq/Minibloq.Lic.v1.0.en.pdf
- tedks 13y ago> That's a decision for each individual developer to make. I generally agree with this, which is why I find the idea of a "developer's code" somewhat ridiculous.
- tracker1 13y agoThe irony being that the government isn't strictly bound by copyright or licensing terms. They can and have violated them as needed.