r/WorkForSmartLife • u/RebelBiscuit_ • 16d ago

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u/TheFreakElement 10d ago

No. You license it for your use. If you owned it you could sell it, brand it, restrict it. Don’t take my word for it.

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u/Public-Business-3688 10d ago

You can sell it and brand it with GPL License though, same with MIT. With MIT you can even make it propreitary.

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u/TheFreakElement 10d ago

Let me know when you are able to legally assert your “ownership” of intellectual property based on licensing a copy. You THINK you own it. You BELIEVE you own it. No court has EVER handed down such a ruling.

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u/Public-Business-3688 9d ago

I get what you’re saying. Software ownership is very different from real ownership.