Cyrik on Nostr: npub1vgs5r…suja8 No, because 1. at the time a lot of licenses were written, ...
npub1vgs5rx9km8njvq8e5fs7a2c2yzzmvuwfjpqwgxxlyqf6kmfeds0q7suja8 (npub1vgs…uja8) No, because
1. at the time a lot of licenses were written, providing public source would've been prohibitively expensive for smaller distributors
2. even now, "public availability" has tricky edge cases. If you post on GitHub, that's blocked in some countries, embargoed in others. Basically no method is 100% public, so how does a license define good enough?
1. at the time a lot of licenses were written, providing public source would've been prohibitively expensive for smaller distributors
2. even now, "public availability" has tricky edge cases. If you post on GitHub, that's blocked in some countries, embargoed in others. Basically no method is 100% public, so how does a license define good enough?