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Re:Zero ASIC releases Wildebeest, the highest performance FP... by Dylan16807 on Tuesday September 30, 2025 @04:38AM (#45423283)
> My view is that if you think someone taking your software, changing some parts, and releasing it under a different name (while still giving you credit in an about section) leaves a bad taste in your mouth, don't release your software with a permissive license. You are explicitly giving permission for someone to do this.

I don't agree that that kind of permission means you're not allowed to have a bad taste in your mouth. But even if I did agree, that argument only applies to the developer. You are not talking to the developer. We as third parties are fully allowed to complain.

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