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by danielki
4158 days ago
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As others have said - long as proper attribution is provided in the finished product, it's within the terms of the license that you put up. In the future: * If you don't want your code available to the public, use a private repository - either Github's paid plans or Bitbucket (free private repos) or something similar. * If you want your code publicly available, but not to be used in this way, use a different license - GPL/LGPL, CC BY-NC-SA, etc. Research to figure out which one works best. |
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