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This is Nathan - [email protected] (just in case). The Apache 2.0 license is our standard license, materially practically identical to the MIT license, but a bit more refined. Upstreaming works with no problem. Again, this is practically the MIT license.
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@nathankaiser acceptable? |
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Approved as per slack. |
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Thanks Moritz! :-) |
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This is Nathan - [email protected] (just in case). The Apache 2.0 license is our standard license, materially practically identical to the MIT license, but a bit more refined. Upstreaming works with no problem. Again, this is practically the MIT license.