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by crooked-v
2661 days ago
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> I would expect npm to have a legal structure in place under which code you upload for public use is also licensed for public use. Not how it works. For example, see the license field here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/unlicensed |
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NPM doesn't appear to have a "default license" though, so that would be "no license", therefore normal copyright law would seem to apply, and you can't make a copy of it, and more than you can copy a picture on a billboard or a blog post or whatever.