Open Source Licensing & Relicensing #833
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@hhrutter this could potentially make an interesting show, I agree. Do you know of any projects that have undergone this change that we could highlight and interview? |
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Sorry I was hoping you guys have some experts on your short list maybe from the Request for Commits days. This issue came up when I started tinkering about the steps, notifications and ramifications involved if I move pdfcpu from MIT to Apache 2.0 and it is about the patent grant. The rumour goes that even though MIT does not explicitly provide a patent grant (like Apache 2.0) it does so implicitly as mentioned here and that causes confusion. |
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This open source Graph DB project I have been using has been changing up it's licence from Apache to AGPL to Common Clause and Back to Apache in the last 3-6 months. https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/common-clause-on-license-dgraph-is-not-open-source/3167 Maybe you could have them on the show. Also the DB is cool, and open source. So I think you should have them on anyway. |
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@vespertilian looks like a good candidate. Who would be the main/best person to talk to about graph? |
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Manish R Jain, the founder is who I would approch. You could try to reach out via the forum. I could post on the forum if you like as well. Just let me know. ps. Thanks for all your hard work on the show! |
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Went ahead and invited them via GH issues: dgraph-io/dgraph#2661 Thanks for the suggestion(s)! |
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This episode is now live! Thanks again, all 💚 |
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Awesome! |
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Great episode! Just listened to it. |
Suggestion for a Changelog episode:
An interesting show would be to cover real world use cases about licensing strategies and how they worked out. Changing a license (eg. MIT to Apache) and overcoming the obstacles involved is an interesting topic as well.
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