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May 15, 2017 · Let's say i used a MIT program as a base for a new project, and modified about 50% of the program files. How should i specify that the program is a derivative work? Do i need to keep track of every file i modified and explicitly say the changes made?
In the whole code structure if there is only one file LICENSE.MIT, it doesn't make it clear whether it applies to only JSON.sh or other works. Hence ideally you should have your main license file (e.g. LICIENSE) which should mention that grant for JSON.sh is available through LICENSE.JSON.MIT or something like that.
Aug 12, 2019 · I use three MIT licensed projects in my source code. Do I need to duplicate the three copies of the license (in different directories)? Or is a single copy of the license sufficent? If a commercial software uses my project where does it need to include the license?
I'm writing a program that uses two libraries that are licensed under the MIT license. Would I be able to include only one copy of the license with the copyright lines from both licenses?
May 9, 2016 · You can mix MPL and MIT licensed code in the same project. What you can't do (without the permission of it's copyright holders) is remove the MPL license from the code. This means that if you or anyone else wants to distribute the combined source tree or binaries built from both the MIT and MPL parts of it it they must comply with both licenses.
Jun 3, 2020 · I would like to use some code from an MIT-licensed project I don't own (let's call it project A), in a project (B) with a different license. It is my understanding that I can do whatever I want with this MIT-licensed code, as long as the license and attribution stay with the code.
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Your main license files should highlight which parts are yours and which have another license. The main directory where you hold documents such as the license (maybe the root directory of the project, or a Documentation directory), will contain files such as README.TXT or LICENSE.TXT.
