A cross-border dispute: governing law and venue — Unlicense
- 1 · You publish under UnlicenseThe Unlicense
- 2 · The situationA cross-border dispute: governing law and venueApplies to both sides
- 3 · ResultNot addressed
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Same scenario, other licenses
- Not addressed MIT
- Not addressed BSD-3
- Not addressed Apache-2.0
- With conditions MPL-2.0
- Not addressed LGPL-3.0
- Not addressed GPL-3.0
- Not addressed AGPL-3.0
- With conditions MulanPSL-2.0
- Not addressed SSPL-1.0
- Not addressed BSL-1.1
- Not addressed ELv2
- Not addressed BSD-2
- Not addressed ISC
- Not addressed Zlib
- Not addressed Boost-1.0
- Not addressed MIT-0
- Not addressed PostgreSQL
- Not addressed Unicode-3.0
- Not addressed Apache-2.0+LLVM
- Not addressed GPL-2.0
- Not addressed GPL-2.0+CPE
- Not addressed LGPL-2.1
- With conditions EPL-2.0
- With conditions EPL-1.0
- With conditions CDDL-1.0
- With conditions APSL-2.0
- With conditions Artistic-2.0
- With conditions Perl-5
- With conditions LPPL-1.3c
- Not addressed FSL-1.1
- Not addressed RSALv2
- Not addressed Confluent CL
- Not addressed UPL-1.0
Other scenarios for Unlicense
- AllowedA1 A cloud vendor sells your project as a managed service
- AllowedA2 Someone forks it and distributes a closed-source competitor
- AllowedA3 Embedded in a closed-source SaaS backend (not distributed)
- AllowedA4 Linked into a closed-source app or firmware and distributed
- Not addressedA5 Someone promotes a modified version with your name or trademark
- AllowedA6 Someone sells unmodified copies
- Not addressedB1 A user sues you for patent infringement and keeps using the code
- Not addressedB2 A contributor asserts patents on their contributed code
- AllowedC1 You later relicense or sell commercial licenses (contributors signed no CLA)
- AllowedC2 Your code is merged into a GPL-3.0 project
- Blocked by licenseC3 You use a GPL-3.0 dependency and still ship under this license
- AllowedC4 The project is abandoned and someone forks it to continue
- Blocked by licenseC5 You want to block only big companies or competitors
- Not addressedC6 Key code was written by an employee and the employer objects
- AllowedD1 Someone removes copyright or attribution notices
- AllowedD2 Someone modifies files without marking the changes
- AllowedD3 Internal modification, no distribution and no external service
- AllowedD4 Used for military, surveillance or other uses you object to
- Not addressedD5 Used by a sanctioned entity
- Not addressedD6 Your code is used to train an AI model