Or Microsoft/OpenAI (and others) just blatantly scraping all your codebases and violating thousands of OSS licneses?
If the repos are public, hosting location doesn't make a difference.
public repos don't have to be scraped or cralwed all over by bots right?
They should not, then again they are.
We're going to need something more expansive than OSI software licenses for the future.
Something like, "if you look at us, we must be able to look at you"
How about "if you're not the customer, you're the product".
At the risk of stating the obvious, that isn’t a software license.
If the repos are public, hosting location doesn't make a difference.
public repos don't have to be scraped or cralwed all over by bots right?
They should not, then again they are.
We're going to need something more expansive than OSI software licenses for the future.
Something like, "if you look at us, we must be able to look at you"
How about "if you're not the customer, you're the product".
At the risk of stating the obvious, that isn’t a software license.