An open source license is prior permission given by the rights holder. It states what others may do with the work and what conditions apply.
Without such a license, normal copyright continues to apply and reuse is usually not allowed.
Open source explained in plain language.
An open source license is prior permission given by the rights holder. It states what others may do with the work and what conditions apply.
Without such a license, normal copyright continues to apply and reuse is usually not allowed.