Clarify FTW commercial rights and Energyplan redistribution - #70
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Signed-off-by: Fredrik Ahlgren <fredrik@sourceful-labs.com>
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| Adopt AGPLv3 with a narrow Energyplan combination permission and expose source access. New Energyplan workers use separate private-household terms; commercial use and distribution require a Sourceful license. Earlier grants remain unchanged. | ||
| Adopt AGPLv3 with a narrow Energyplan combination permission and expose source access. Commercial use of the AGPL-covered code remains allowed under its source-sharing terms. New Energyplan workers allow private household use and free, noncommercial redistribution with FTW. Commercial use, bundling, resale and paid services involving those workers require a separate written Sourceful license. Earlier grants remain unchanged. |
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For nonprofit redistribution outside private-household use or any unpaid hosted service, this release note now implies that no separate license is required. That conflicts with LICENSING.md:28-30, which permits free noncommercial redistribution only “for that use” and requires a Sourceful license for services generally, not merely paid services. Because this changeset becomes user-facing licensing guidance, restore the household-use qualifier and remove the added paid limitation to avoid directing users beyond the workers' actual license.
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Clarify the license summaries without changing the grants. Commercial use of AGPL-covered FTW code remains allowed under its terms. New Energyplan workers may be used unmodified with FTW only for a person's own private household. Free noncommercial redistribution with FTW is allowed only for that household use and must include the binary license and third-party notices. Other use or distribution requires a separate written Sourceful license, including commercial use and hosted or managed operation for others.
Apply the wording to the release note, addressing the review on #68. Checked against BINARY-LICENSE.txt sections 1–3 and LICENSING.md; diff check passed.
Paired wording changes: