Add commons clause to license
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Add Commons Clause to existing license to limit commercial use of Wild Apricot reports manager
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Is WARM open-source?
No. The Commons Clause that is attached to the Apache 2.0 license takes away some rights. Hence, according to the definition of the Open Source Initiative (OSI), n8n is not open-source. Nonetheless, the source code is open and everyone (individuals and companies) can use it for free. However, no one person or organization is allowed to make money directly with WARM.
For instance, one cannot charge others to host or support WARM. However, to make things simpler, we grant everyone (individuals and companies) the right to offer consulting or support without prior permission as long as it is less than 30,000 USD ($30k) per annum. If your revenue from services based on WARM is greater than $30k per annum, NewPath invites you to become a partner and apply for a license. If you have any questions about this, feel free to reach out to us at sales@newpathconsulting.com.
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