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ben0x539
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Deutsche Bank makes source code publicly available...
Says public domain in the post but all the code says Apache, weird~
wlesieutre
on Oct 9, 2017
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Article author probably doesn't realize there's a distinction between "publicly available" and "public domain"
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Article author is probably a lawyer (or at least proof-read by a lawyer), so that sounds strange.
kuschku
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German law doesn't have a public domain, so Apache license is as close as you can get.
giancarlostoro
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Why wouldn't MIT or BSD License be closer?
kuschku
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Apache2 has an explicit patent license.
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