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ETbyrne · 08-17-2009, 02:05 AM

I've chosen to go the hybrid route for a number of reasons. The main one being that I want control over my hard work. Don't get me wrong I release a lot of my work for free to the public. It's just that I've put so many man hours into this I don't want to give all of my rights away just in the name of open source...

By number 5 I simply meant that I have ownership over the software (that hasn't been downloaded already, of coarse). I realize that is included with most of the licenses I've come across, but I just wanted to clarify. So, for example, if for some odd reason I wanted to sell the framework I could (not that I would).

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ETbyrne how quixotic are you? Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Lapeer, MI Posts: 445 Thanks: 37	I've chosen to go the hybrid route for a number of reasons. The main one being that I want control over my hard work. Don't get me wrong I release a lot of my work for free to the public. It's just that I've put so many man hours into this I don't want to give all of my rights away just in the name of open source... By number 5 I simply meant that I have ownership over the software (that hasn't been downloaded already, of coarse). I realize that is included with most of the licenses I've come across, but I just wanted to clarify. So, for example, if for some odd reason I wanted to sell the framework I could (not that I would). __________________ Dingo Web Systems > http://www.dingocode.com My Website > http://www.evanbot.com