Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange:After a very tough discussion last week, I want to explain a fundamental rule of FOSS (Free and/or Open Source Software). It is called the "no field of use restriction" rule. What it means is that when you publish code under an accepted Free Software or OSI approved Open Source license, every downstream recipient is free to use the code for whatever they want to use it for. It is a very important but often attacked rule. 1/n
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