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Sandy shared information about the Benefit Tool at a partnership meeting that included some developers.
The good news: The session was a smash success. Super high level of interest. 🎉
The question: A developer did follow up with some interest but in looking at our GitHub he said one of the pieces of code that we're using is not open source but requires a small site license. @MattF-NSIDC I'm wondering if you could clarify this (no rush) - Sandy and I don't understand the implications here.
Sorry, 'bug fixes' may not be the best place for this, just want to be sure it's captured somewhere
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An excellent observation. Last I checked, I believe it was when starting the prototype, Highcharts permitted non-commercial use without applying for a license, but that seems to have changed since then. I don't know if this applies to the version we're currently running or not, but my guess is the changed license applies retroactively or something. The only non-commercial free license option is now an "Educational license" which requires us to apply and lasts 1 year. We should move off of this software IMO.
Highcharts is only used for rendering the Sankey diagrams, so replacing it won't touch very much code.
Sandy shared information about the Benefit Tool at a partnership meeting that included some developers.
Sorry, 'bug fixes' may not be the best place for this, just want to be sure it's captured somewhere
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: