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An end-user of software licensed under the GPLv3 doesn't ever have to read the license until they decide to modify and share it. At that point they should be w
by task_queue 11y ago
An end-user of software licensed under the GPLv3 doesn't ever have to read the license until they decide to modify and share it.
At that point they should be well-versed in reading licensing agreements because they're touching others' source code.
- Leszek 11y agoFair point, but in that case free/open source is irrelevant: one could equally well build a closed-source app without a ToS, or an open source app with one.
- task_queue 11y agoI agree completely. I don't know what the OP was getting at.