License FAQ

Q: Is bwsf free to use?

Yes, bwsf is released under the MIT License and can be used by anyone for free.

Q: Who is responsible if damage occurs from using bwsf?

Since bwsf is released under the MIT License, the developers cannot take any responsibility.

For details, please see the MIT License text.

Therefore, we recommend explicitly clarifying responsibility among stakeholders other than the developers in case of damage.

Q: Can I incorporate bwsf into our company's product?

Yes, you can. It can be incorporated within the scope of the MIT License.

The responsibility allocation in case of damage is the same as the question above.

Q: If I incorporate bwsf into our company's product, do I need to disclose the source code?

No, you don't. The MIT License does not mandate such action.

Some other open-source licenses have such requirements, but the MIT License does not mandate it.

Q: I want to add features to bwsf

No problem. Feel free to fork from GitHub and develop.

If you send the added features as a pull request, we may incorporate the added features as new features in bwsf.

Q: I want features added to bwsf, but I can't do it myself

bwsf is an open-source project.

First, please post a new feature request on our GitHub Discussions.

The development team will consider whether to add the new feature.

If the decision is made to add a new feature, there is no guarantee of when that new feature will be implemented.

Q: Can I pay for development to have a new feature added?

We do accommodate such feature additions, but it depends on whether your request and our terms align.

Please contact us first through the Bicycle for Mind contact form.

Q: I want to donate to bwsf

Thank you for your kind thoughts.

Please contact us through our company's contact form.