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Time to make this project, even more FOSS and see awesome contributions! I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contributions to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. How will HackMD Enterprise Edition (EE) will be created from an AGPL licensed codebase? With community contributions being made under the AGPLv3 license, the EE derivative will only be allowed to incorporate changes made in the FLOSS project if the EE is itself released under an AGPLv3+ license. The intent of the AGPL is to force SaaS hosting providers to release their enhancements to FLOSS projects and prevent open-core derivatives. Is the intent of the https://hackmd.io/ organization to permanently fork their EE version prior to the AGPL license conversion and abandon future FLOSS community contributions? |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
@bd808 Thanks for the question! |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution and #462 to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD. |
Thank all the contributors here! We couldn't make this without your efforts 👍 |
Update dependency i18n to ^0.13.0
Is anyone else finding this behaviour odd? This is a seven year old merge. It certainly did not need another review or comment? |
This is strange... I didn't know why he was reviewing this PR and how did this happen. |
We propose a license change, from MIT to AGPL 3.0, for the open source project HackMD Community Edition (CE), and ask for your understanding and agreement.
Please leave a comment below the PR saying:
“I agree to the change of license from MIT to AGPL on all my past code contribution to the project HackMD.
Signed-off-by: Full_name my_real@mail.address“
Thank you again for your contribution to the project and the community.
Please let us know if you have any questions.