NOFX: Has not relinquished code control; distribution rights must still adhere to basic principles such as attribution and transparency sharing
According to Odaily, the open-source AI trading operating system NOFX stated that NOFX is based on the AGPL license and has not relinquished control over its code. Although it grants others the right to use and distribute, it still requires adherence to basic principles such as attribution and transparency sharing.
Previously, Tinkle, a core contributor of NOFX, revealed on the X platform that the testnet operated by the ChainOpera AI Foundation directly deployed a version of code released by NOFX a month ago. The UI only changed the logo and its position, while the code remained completely unchanged, even retaining NOFX's brand identifier "Nofx" in the code. The homepage copy was also exactly the same. Throughout the entire process, the team never communicated or contacted NOFX in any way.
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