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Do Open Source Licenses allow authors to corrupt their own code, like in the colors.js case?
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Why do some people refer to Linux as GNU/Linux?
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Which licenses give me a guarantee that a software I'm installing is completely open-source, free of closed-source dependencies or components?
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What are the arguments for considering dynamic links not to constitute derivative works?
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Do I really need to include a licence file for common licences like GPL or MIT?
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For what reasons should you make the user agree to a FOSS licence during installation?
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What are the arguments for considering dynamic links to constitute derivative works?
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Quoting GPL licensed text in presentation slides
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Are Copyleft and Share-Alike synonyms?
Jun 30, 2015
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Are there reusable CLAs?
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