Most open source licenses seem to be phrased based on US legal terms. The US legal system differs a lot from other parts of the world, such as civil law systems as practiced many others.
I wonder whether there are implications with other legal systems, such as law in countries of the european union, where also different legal traditions with regards to copyright exist.
I think I once saw an open source, copy-left license for the EU. But never one in the spirit of BSD/MIT/Apache.
I wonder whether there are implications with other legal systems, such as law in countries of the european union, where also different legal traditions with regards to copyright exist.
I think I once saw an open source, copy-left license for the EU. But never one in the spirit of BSD/MIT/Apache.