Re:How Font Awesome 5 Became Kickstarter’s Most Funded Softw...
by OJFord on Wednesday November 30, 2016 @04:58PM
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Sorry, that wasn't clear, but yes I meant public.
So I could commit, say, an HTML file that linked your CDN; I couldn't commit the actual file on the CDN and link it relatively if I wanted to host it myself for some reason?
What about if the repos private, and instead of using your CDN, I serve it from my own `/assets` or whatever, does that count as making it "available for download" and therefore not allowed?
Serving static files on the web and making files available for download seems a pretty tenuous distinction.
So I could commit, say, an HTML file that linked your CDN; I couldn't commit the actual file on the CDN and link it relatively if I wanted to host it myself for some reason?
What about if the repos private, and instead of using your CDN, I serve it from my own `/assets` or whatever, does that count as making it "available for download" and therefore not allowed?
Serving static files on the web and making files available for download seems a pretty tenuous distinction.