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📝 Improve License explanations

Providing possible scenarios for companies
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Baptiste Arnaud
2023-03-21 16:22:44 +01:00
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@@ -118,13 +118,20 @@ Typebot is open-source under the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3 (AG
The goal of the AGPL license is to: The goal of the AGPL license is to:
- Maximize user freedom and to encourage companies to contribute to open source. - Maximize user freedom and to encourage companies to contribute to open source.
- Prevent corporations from taking our code and using it as part of their closed-source proprietary products - Prevent corporations from taking the code and using it as part of their closed-source proprietary products
- Prevent corporations from offering Typebot as a service without contributing to the open source project - Prevent corporations from offering Typebot as a service without contributing to the open source project
- Prevent corporations from confusing people and making them think that the service they sell is in any shape or form approved by the original team - Prevent corporations from confusing people and making them think that the service they sell is in any shape or form approved by the original team
In a few words, to use Typebot in your company, you need to: Here are the 3 different possible use cases:
- Open source and publish your modifications > You'd like to self-host Typebot as-is without modifying the source code and you don't have the intention on commercializing your version of Typebot.
- If you commercialize your version of Typebot, be clear and provide a prominent mention and link to the original project so people that are considering using their version of the software can be aware of the original project.
If you'd like to use Typebot without open-sourcing your modified code, you can purchase a commercial license to remove the copyleft restrictions and in that way support the original project. Contact me at baptiste@typebot.io. You can host and use Typebot without restrictions. Your contributions to improve Typebot and fix bugs are welcome. 💙
> You'd like to fork the project to build your own features on top of Typebot and you don't have the intention on commercializing your version of Typebot.
You need to open-source your modifications
> You'd like to commercialize your own version of Typebot
You need to open-source your modifications and after your users registration, they should see a prominent mention and link to the original project (https://typebot.io). You should clearly mention that you provide a modified version. It's a good place to explain your version advantages comparing to the original project.