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gstein67

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    Comment #30883008

    it is Twilio, yup! ... and backed by a custom flask app, using yaml files to define/organize the menu structure.

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    Comment #19783263

    And we save money by relying on GitHub's excellent tools, rather than wasting it, trying to recreate or stand up a similar platform. The communities wanted closer integration with …

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    Comment #19783227

    That is simply not true. Please take your conspiracy theories elsewhere. Apache maintains clones of all our GitHub org's repositories. GitHub has no leverage over our repositories.…

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    Comment #19783178

    Correct. We are pragmatic-focused. The communities asked for better integration with GitHub, so we provided it. (nothing to do with non/copyleft licensing regimes) Mind you, we mai…

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    Comment #19783148

    The communities asked for GitHub integration.

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    Comment #19783140

    It is definitely better-served. It was the communities asking for GitHub access/integration. So we provided it. -- Greg Stein

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    Comment #19783130

    Not to us here at Apache. We wanted the GitHub tools to be available to our projects. Why try and recreate all that on our own? Waste of resources. The ASF is for creating software…

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    Comment #15052736

    Exactly. You'll be using the React code under the BSD license but without any patent grants.

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    Comment #15052702

    Yes, it works just fine. Many projects at Apache rely on MIT-licensed code, and I know that several of the Apache projects are looking towards Preact as a replacement for their dep…

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    Comment #15052699

    Of course you can sue them. It just comes with consequences.

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    Comment #15052696

    Note that this only applies to projects from the Apache Software Foundation. Its policies do not affect outside projects, including those using the ALv2. After August 31, no Apache…

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    Comment #15051652

    "everyone else but you" would no longer be an OSS license.

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    Comment #15051648

    Correct. Once released under an OSS license, that cannot be revoked. They can change/restrict the license on future releases, but you can also choose an older release, which uses t…

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    Comment #15051642

    Right. This is the notion that BSD provides an "implicit" patent grant. Legal scholars are debating it, and there is no court precedent. ... but it is likely a more permissive gran…

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    Comment #15051627

    The ASF does not want downstream users to be caught by more restrictions than those of the ALv2. The BSD+Patents licensing imposes more restrictions; thus, Apache projects cannot d…

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    Comment #15051305

    There is a lot of confusion with regards to one point: the Apache Software Foundation did not make a request for a license change. The Foundation does not presuppose to know how ot…

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    Comment #15051212

    The two copyright-based licenses are compatible, based on pretty much every legal opinion published. Facebook is offering a separate patent license, and that is out-of-scope of the…

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    Comment #15051204

    With patents, it is usually best to not show your hand. Patent holders never publish the list of patents that read on their software.

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    Comment #15051201

    Just say one, for discussion purposes. One is likely worth the (minimal?) loss of Goodwill/combinatorics/bundling with their licensing choice.

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    Comment #15051171

    That is not entirely true. As stated elsewhere, there is likely an implicit patent license provided by the BSD. The reasoning is basically, "we are [copyright] licensing this cod e…