Christine Lemmer-Webber
@gcupc @bob @zig @sheogorath The Parity Public License goes further than that and could be used to threaten extracting private information unless you pony up and get the data under a different license.
The scope of the Parity Public License is *so* broad that it covers anything you run on the same machine... actually more than that, even other machines that connect to the machine in some cases.
Christine Lemmer-Webber
@gcupc @bob @zig @sheogorath If you've paid attention to the predatory FUD fearmongering to pressure proprietary relicensing that has happened with the AGPL (as opposed to community-centric moderation) this should raise the hairs on the back of your neck.
Christine Lemmer-Webber
@gcupc @bob @zig @sheogorath If you've paid attention to the predatory FUD fearmongering to pressure proprietary relicensing that has happened with the AGPL (as opposed to community-centric enforcement) this should raise the hairs on the back of your neck.
Christine Lemmer-Webber
@gcupc @bob @zig @sheogorath I will never run any code that is under the Parity Public License or even touch anything running it with a ten foot pole.
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