Aave Labs has proposed a two-part licensing framework for V4 repositories: a business source license and a contributor licensing agreement.
The first would restrict commercial use of all core repositories for some time, while the second would allow the Aave DAO to use and modify code from contributors.
Aave Labs has introduced a new proposal for a two-part licensing framework for V4 repositories that would expand community contributions and provide more clarity around the use of the repositories.
The Labs published a TEMP CHECK detailing the new proposal. It suggests two frameworks: a Business Source License (BUSL) for the core V4 code, and a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) that extends to any developer contributing code to the network. A TEMP CHECK on Aave is a non-binding and off-chain vote that is used to gauge how the community feels about a proposal before it’s submitted for an official vote.
Aave Labs proposes a two-part licensing framework for the canonical Aave V4 re
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