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by pwdisswordfish0
2131 days ago
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Whatever hypothetical you're posing now is too far removed from this situation and too obscure to spend energy working it out here. It's best to take a page from the Supreme Court and consider what's relevant to the facts as they actually exist for this situation and avoid unnecessarily burdening ourselves with imagining counterfactuals. The code was published under a public license, it has been available long enough to garner thousands of commits from over 192 "contributors" (albeit some of whom work for MetaMask), and it has over 1.5k forks. Also, there is no contract. |
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