I’d like to know under which license the Bitcoin.org codebase is published. According to some sources, it could be the MIT license, but I’m not sure if it applies only to the code or also to the entire website content.
I’d like to know under which license the Bitcoin.org codebase is published. According to some sources, it could be the MIT license, but I’m not sure if it applies only to the code or also to the entire website content.
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