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First question with score of 1 or more.
Awarded 3005 times.
Dockerization; licenses of dependencies MIT, GPLv2
Awarded 11 hours ago
Do I need to distribute licenses for Python modules used in code that I release but don't directly distribute (i.e. users pip install modules)?)?
Awarded 23 hours ago
Doubt about the use of proxy under AGPL license
Awarded Mar 23 at 20:20
Can I relicense an Apache- or -MIT-licensed software to AGPL (Affero General Public License)?
Awarded Mar 22 at 12:51
How can I protect the code from being 'rephrased' by AI to avoid license limitations?
Awarded Mar 22 at 9:33
Will it enough only to include the Apache license file in the source code in android kotlin application? [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 22 at 8:51
If my GPLv3 program produces a useful CSV file, can closed source code use that file? [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 19 at 1:31
AGPL-3 and patents
Awarded Mar 17 at 4:56
LGPL 3 and Java package renaming
Awarded Mar 15 at 13:35
If I use AGPL software (hosted on my environment) to populate DB data w/o any code changes, should I open the code of my software that does DB calls?
Awarded Mar 12 at 9:16
GPL w/ named pipes?
Awarded Mar 10 at 6:26
modifying code licensed under "General Public License" with static inline, removing global variables [closed]
Awarded Mar 10 at 5:08
GNU GPL license in libraries in python requirements [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 9 at 8:07
Protect public project from potential patents
Awarded Mar 8 at 20:05
If I do an ML project copying code heavily from Tensorflow's tutorials, am I still allowed to share it on Github (or other repositories)?
Awarded Mar 8 at 8:32
What type of license is protected my source from publishing the compiled product for free? [closed]
Awarded Mar 7 at 10:09
Could a CLA be avoided by simply specifying in the license a particular owner who may grant closed source use? [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 7 at 8:06
Which type of license doesn't require attribution in GitHub projects?
Awarded Mar 5 at 20:01
If data published under CC BY 4.0 is aggregated and published on a repository under GPL 3.0, what is the license
Awarded Mar 5 at 10:18
Licensing of my code when using a GPL-licensed program for code coverage
Awarded Mar 4 at 13:26
My code is GPL licensed, can I issue a license to have my code be distributed in a specific MIT licensed project?
Awarded Mar 3 at 14:42
Who owns code in a GitHub organization?
Awarded Mar 3 at 13:48
Can my app have login authentication and be open source?
Awarded Mar 3 at 12:57
Can I write my own non-GPL LZO decompressor?
Awarded Mar 3 at 12:57
How to handle Apache 2 license for backend use
Awarded Mar 3 at 10:48
Do you need to share source code of the theme when using inside web application that use AGPL?
Awarded Mar 2 at 23:52
If somebody else distributes my GPL program without the source code, am I liable to fulfil written source requests?
Awarded Mar 2 at 19:12
Can my open-source package adhere to GPL/LGPL v3 if it has a closed-source dependency?
Awarded Mar 2 at 12:45
Should I include the MIT licence of a library which I use from a CDN?
Awarded Mar 1 at 16:15
Is there a way to only permit open-source mods for my video game to stop people from stealing code or at least enforce proper attribution?
Awarded Mar 1 at 4:35
BSD-3 Licensing in Framework's Documentation
Awarded Feb 27 at 9:21
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Awarded Feb 24 at 16:06
Ansible under GPLv3: can you redistribute it without open-sourcing the rest of my solution?
Awarded Feb 24 at 13:49
Permissive license that prevents copyleft [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 24 at 5:57
Alpine Linux and package versioning: can the license change in a release patch?
Awarded Feb 23 at 8:42
GPL to non GPL software over local network
Awarded Feb 22 at 12:35
Is it a GPL violation to provide source code in a format that can only be opened or "compiled" with non-free software?
Awarded Feb 22 at 7:04
Yet another GPL + proprietary question
Awarded Feb 21 at 16:25
Is the process to set up, install, and implement GPL-3.0-only software considered proprietary?
Awarded Feb 18 at 21:25
How do you maintain an open-source and an internal version of the same code?
Awarded Feb 16 at 16:42
Including portions of MIT and BSD-licensed code in proprietary software [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 13 at 13:43
Is there a "Free Software Philosophy Advertising" permissive license?
Awarded Feb 13 at 8:41
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Awarded Feb 13 at 8:41
Can I legally transfer a repository to someone else? (MIT license)
Awarded Feb 13 at 2:27
Is there a license similar to the CC BY-SA license that is copyleft but allows source-unreadable derivatives to be released?
Awarded Feb 9 at 13:50
What constitutes source code plagiarism? [closed]
Awarded Feb 9 at 12:36
Using GPL library in my own Apache library
Awarded Feb 8 at 8:18
AGPL : license of backend and frontend
Awarded Feb 7 at 22:50
Can I link (and distribute) a closed source library within my (GPL) open source software?
Awarded Feb 7 at 8:46
Is there any foundation publishing open-source application on App Store for free?
Awarded Feb 6 at 20:50
What is the best-practice for commercial vendors who build their offering on top of Open-Source software?
Awarded Feb 6 at 16:08
Is open-source a right model for secure, mission critical software?
Awarded Feb 6 at 9:16
Using MIT license while linking with MIT and LGPLv3
Awarded Feb 4 at 16:05
Does the Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license make it mandatory to share derived work?
Awarded Feb 3 at 16:05
Can I reuse code from a GitHub repository with a "source code license agreement"?
Awarded Feb 3 at 7:22
What does "retain an indication of any previous modifications" mean?
Awarded Feb 2 at 2:36
Altering of MPL2.0-based code
Awarded Feb 1 at 10:45
Is it free to use Node.js with addon?
Awarded Feb 1 at 8:49
Does some kind of "Corrections over Evolutions/New Features" quality label exist, giving guarantees about an open source team's behavior?
Awarded Feb 1 at 8:37
When forking an open-source project, what should I do with the maintainers' emails included in the source code?
Awarded Jan 30 at 13:57
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