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The terms of services of various services have started sneaking in language to try to get an individual to waive licenses and other matters.
- This is at its core is a form of tricker and theft.
+ This is at its core is a form of trickery and theft.
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A moral entity that provides such a terms of service does not intend to violate these restrictions nor does it intend to engage in any trickery or theft.
- Therefore, a reasonable person could conclude that the intent and purpose is not to bypass those restrictions and requirements and is instead targetted towards non-open-source software that is making it available to a given service.
+ Therefore, a reasonable person could conclude that the intent and purpose is not to bypass those restrictions and requirements and is instead targeted towards non-open-source software that is making it available to a given service.
How would a moral entity handle all of these details?
By simply having the proprietary nature waived.
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- The solution is to create a new license that wraps existing license and modify existing licenses to apply new terms.
+ The solution is to create a new license that wraps existing licenses, overriding these licenses to apply the new terms.
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- Only these terms aren't intended to change either the wrapped license or the modified license.
+ Only these terms aren't intended to change the wrapped license.
Instead, these terms clarify the terminology and expectations.
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