VEYNDO replaced MIT with its own Sustainable Use License, allowing companies to run their own stores while requiring separate commercial permission to sell forks or offer hosted commerce services to other merchants. The project describes the license as source-available, not OSI-approved open source; previously released MIT code remains under its original license.
VEYNDO adopts a commerce-specific Sustainable Use License
VEYNDO replaced MIT with its own Sustainable Use License, allowing companies to run their own stores while requiring separate commercial permission to sell forks or offer hosted commerce services to other merchants. The project describes the license as source-available, not OSI-approved open source; previously released MIT code remains under its original license.
Source: Veyndo