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sam, I think you know me well enough now to know that we're open source through and through. my mistake - I should have been more involved in this process with the team.

It is now Apache 2.0 which grants patent rights and can be re-licensed to PostgreSQL when the code is upstreamed. I'll amend the blog to make that clearer.

https://github.com/orioledb/orioledb/pull/558

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I recall Facebook had a similar rider on the React license for many years until eventually removing it. It’s visually similar to the Apache2 patent clause but not scoped to just the licensed software use
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Isn’t this just Apache 2-style permissive licensing?
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lol no they both read as permissive on the surface. apache 2 doesn't include a termination clause that broadly protects an entity against any litigation. this is incredibly broad and not community safe.
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