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by dathinab
1627 days ago
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First you agreed to ToS when you uploaded things to npm. I haven't read the terms but it should be enough for npm to publish on npm no matter the license. Secondly and as important if you publish something under an Open Source license(1) then you _cannot
unpublish it_. You granted copyright to
_everyone_ for and existing both now and in the future to distribute and use it(2) (legally it's a bit more complex but that's what it boils down to). (1): Assuming you had the legal right to do so, but if not you are liable for any fall out, not npm (because ToS, they still need to take it down reasonable fast, but they might be able to sue you). (2): Within the constraints of the license. |
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