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Please don't. OFL is non-free (it forbids sale). If you must, please leave Apache as an option. |
It forbids sale "by itself", which Debian, OSI and FSF all accepted as free.
This won't happen. |
Yet it remains by definition non-free.
Why not? |
Kindly, I don't accept your personal opinion as a definition; I accept https://wiki.debian.org/DFSGLicenses#DFSG-compatible_Licenses & https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html#Fonts & https://opensource.org/license/ofl-1-1 all being in agreement as a "widely shared" definition.
Because it is helpful for end-users to find all fonts in a type library under the same license, which is an ideal yet to be practically achieved for the google fonts library, but that license for this library is the OFL. |
All references to Apache need to be replaced with OFL in source and the next builds