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You appear to have some pretty contradictory licensing going on here.
The code base is licensed under MIT, but the documentation claims the need for a commercial license.
I realise this is probably intended as an upgrade thing (I mean, the MIT license is pretty clear), but perhaps some clearer language on why someone would choose to use the commercial version , what the added features are etc, would be useful?
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The MIT license applies to the code in this package only. To actually run this code you also need the dependencies, which are separate packages each under its own license. So when you include the dependencies in your app, you should comply with the licensing terms of all of them.
Sorry that you feel this way. All docs start with the message that this is a commercial product and requires a commercial license. I was hoping that this is clear enough -
You appear to have some pretty contradictory licensing going on here.
The code base is licensed under MIT, but the documentation claims the need for a commercial license.
I realise this is probably intended as an upgrade thing (I mean, the MIT license is pretty clear), but perhaps some clearer language on why someone would choose to use the commercial version , what the added features are etc, would be useful?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: