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Update to Apache 2.0 License #77

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  • Chores

    • Updated the licensing terms, now adopting the Apache License Version 2.0 to offer a clearer and more permissive framework.
    • Removed an outdated FAQ section related to previous licensing details.
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    • Streamlined public information by removing details about future roadmap plans and partnership opportunities.

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This pull request updates the project licensing by replacing the Evmos Non-Commercial License with the Apache License, Version 2.0. The change restructures the license into clearly defined sections with specific definitions, rights, and conditions. Additionally, the LICENSE_FAQ.md file has been entirely removed, and the README.md file has been updated by removing the sections related to the roadmap and partnership information.

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File(s) Changes
LICENSE Replaced the Evmos Non-Commercial License with the Apache License, Version 2.0. Introduced a structured format with clear sections, definitions, rights grants, redistribution conditions, disclaimers, and contribution terms.
LICENSE_FAQ.md Removed the file which detailed the Evmos Non-Commercial License (ENCL-1.0), its usage limitations, and related FAQ information.
README.md Removed sections related to the roadmap and partnership details, including future development plans and partnership onboarding information.

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Celebrating changes in our docs with a joyful little glitch.
The license now blooms with clauses bold and bright,
And old FAQs have hopped away into the night.
Here's a carrot of code in a field so green and free,
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1-6: License Header and Introduction
The header correctly identifies the Apache License, Version 2.0 and provides the pertinent title, version date, and URL. The introductory text ("TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE, REPRODUCTION, AND DISTRIBUTION") is also in place to properly signal the start of the license terms.


7-65: Definitions Section: Well-Structured and Informative
The definitions are comprehensive and clearly mirror the standard Apache 2.0 License terminology. Each term (e.g., "License," "Licensor," "Legal Entity," etc.) is clearly defined, minimizing ambiguity for future readers and ensuring full compliance with Apache standards.


66-72: Grant of Copyright License
This section effectively grants a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license. The phrasing is precise and adheres exactly to the Apache License requirements.


73-88: Grant of Patent License: Clear and Comprehensive
The patent grant is articulated in a manner consistent with the Apache License, ensuring that contributors extend a perpetual, royalty-free patent license. This protects both the licensors and users against patent litigation based on the contributions.


89-128: Redistribution Conditions: Clear and Complete
The redistribution clause meticulously outlines the conditions under which the work or derivative works may be distributed. Requirements such as providing a copy of the license, maintaining notices, and including a NOTICE file (when applicable) are all well-covered and align with standard expectations.


130-137: Submission of Contributions: Standard Practice Enforcement
This section ensures that any submitted contributions automatically fall under the Apache License, which is typical for open-source projects adopting this license. The clause is succinct and maintains consistency with common practices for open-source contribution policies.


138-142: Trademarks Section: Adequate Limitations
The trademarks clause correctly restricts the use of the Licensor’s names, trademarks, and related marks. This limitation is important to prevent misleading representations and is in line with the expectations of Apache License provisions.


143-152: Disclaimer of Warranty: Clear and Unambiguous
The disclaimer is critical in establishing that the provided software comes "AS IS," without any warranties. It clearly disclaims express and implied warranties, protecting all parties involved, which is fully consistent with the Apache License.


153-163: Limitation of Liability: Well-Defined Protections
This section specifies the boundaries of liability for contributors by excluding any liability for a wide range of damages. The language is thorough and mirrors the language used in the standard Apache License, ensuring adequate legal protection.


165-174: Accepting Warranty or Additional Liability: Appropriate Conditions
By outlining the conditions under which a fee-based acceptance of additional liability may occur, this section ensures that anyone assuming further responsibilities does so entirely on their own initiative. The verbiage here is both precise and compliant with Apache standards.


178-188: Appendix: Application Guidance
The appendix provides clear, actionable guidance on how to apply the Apache License to a work. This additional documentation can help ensure that any reuse or adaptation of the license includes all necessary attribution and formatting, thereby aiding compliance.


189-202: License Notice and Copyright
The final block includes the necessary copyright notices and reiterates the license terms. Before finalizing, please verify that the copyright statements (e.g., "Copyright Evmos Authors" and "Copyright 2025, Tharsis Labs Ltd.") accurately represent the legal entities involved.


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@fedekunze fedekunze marked this pull request as ready for review March 18, 2025 09:22
@fedekunze fedekunze requested a review from a team as a code owner March 18, 2025 09:22
@fedekunze fedekunze merged commit d14323f into main Mar 18, 2025
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@fedekunze fedekunze deleted the fedekunze/license branch March 18, 2025 09:24
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