I'm worried that prohibiting usage on those ccTLDs is against MIT

[KisaragiEffective]

MIT license said:

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Bold: by @KisaragiEffective

I'm worried about this change. It can be read like "I, @limnote, does prohibite use in any form on those ccTLDs."

However, the MIT license promised no limitation for use.

What do you (especially @limonte, @zenflow, and @toverux) think about this? Most of end-users does not notice about this change.

IMHO:

• revert this change
• or, you change LICENSE and package.json to reflect about it.

[limonte]

Thank you @KisaragiEffective you raised a good question.

The prohibition might be indeed incompatible with MIT. Instead of prohibiting usage on .ru, .su, .рф ccTLDs, I now clearly describe the different behavior for them: 8dc7174

So, russians are still free to use the plugin and it'll act according to the README 🤗

That should be compatible with MIT:

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS"

WDYT?

[KisaragiEffective]

WDYT?

Sure, I think it has solved this. Thank you for quick review 🚀