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Terms of service govern the behavior and responsibilities of both user and operator.
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Is using SheetJS free for commercial use?
This is the widely-used Apache License 2.0, which allows you to redistribute the work, whether modified or unmodified, for any purpose, as long as you preserve the original author's copyright notices. …
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Does license prohibition of illicit / malicious use or modification clash with GPL's freedom...
Simply put, a requirement to seek outside approval in order to make or deploy changes is not GPL-compatible, nor is it even a requirement within the definitions of free and open-source software.
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How does GitHub's "forking right" cope with an "All rights reserved" project?
First of all, these two statements are made in sequence, not parallel (credit to MSalters for crystallizing this point):
Generally speaking, the absence of a license means that the default copyright …
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