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by MichaelBurge
3628 days ago
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> JavaScript is many things, but nonfree isn't one of them. Javascript is often minified, and it's generally important to the Free Software movement that you get the original source. Otherwise, a company could comply with an open source license by providing you with a compiled binary, which does have all the functionality the source code describes. The other issue might be that you get to view the Javascript source, but might not be able to redistribute it or modify it. |
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