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Ok it’s obfuscation to intentionally confuse themselves.Those are antonyms.
Ok it’s obfuscation to intentionally confuse themselves.Those are antonyms.
Why would they want to confuse themselves? they know what they are doing. This isn't an accident.Ok it’s obfuscation to intentionally confuse themselves.
I’m being facetious. It’s called a joke son. impersonates foghorn leghornWhy would they want to confuse themselves? they know what they are doing. This isn't an accident.
I still say that any publisher that has used OGL 1.0(a) up until now, and continues to do so without switching to 1.1 should be safe, because you cannot invalitate a valid license using a new license if said pybilisher does not adopt that license.Yes, from the leaks we have seen that is the intent. It is "de-authorizing" the earlier versions of the OGL.
While I agree, I have seen lawyers, who know better than I do, disagree.I still say that any publisher that has used OGL 1.0(a) up until now, and continues to do so without switching to 1.1 should be safe, because you cannot invalitate a valid license using a new license if said pybilisher does not adopt that license.