Yeah, of course. Oh, we call it public code because we relinquish our copyright by CC0, which is technically not a open source license. That’s very pedantic. We say we’re public code or we’re CC0. “No rights reserved” as written on our home page.
Yeah, of course. Oh, we call it public code because we relinquish our copyright by CC0, which is technically not a open source license. That’s very pedantic. We say we’re public code or we’re CC0. “No rights reserved” as written on our home page.