You’d be on the “be reasonable” side of this I suppose.
Plenty of organizations in the past have chosen what side of this conceptual line to stand on.
One can end up looking like the EFF with a long term, very strong reputation of standing up for clear boundaries of what’s right in the legal<>code context and go to court over it, or you can end up looking like GitHub.
Plenty of organizations in the past have chosen what side of this conceptual line to stand on.
One can end up looking like the EFF with a long term, very strong reputation of standing up for clear boundaries of what’s right in the legal<>code context and go to court over it, or you can end up looking like GitHub.