Scribe uses the BUSL 1.1 license with a runtime of 3 years. Afterwards, the license materializes into MIT.
Only the Scribe(Optimistic) specific code is only BUSL licensed. Other code (e.g. tests, some scripts, and general Schnorr/Secp256k1 stuff) is dual licensed with MIT - ie directly open source.
Note that the Scribe interface definitions are also dual-licensed with MIT. This allows external projects to integrate the interfaces.
Scribe uses the BUSL 1.1 license with a runtime of 3 years. Afterwards, the license materializes into MIT. Only the Scribe(Optimistic) specific code is only BUSL licensed. Other code (e.g. tests, some scripts, and general Schnorr/Secp256k1 stuff) is dual licensed with MIT - ie directly open source.
Note that the Scribe interface definitions are also dual-licensed with MIT. This allows external projects to integrate the interfaces.
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