First of all, thank you for the great repo. We are the creators of HybridNets, which is heavily based on your code. However, we did not know of the licensing issues back then. We now realize that our repo is a derivative work of your repo, and that it needs to be LGPL or GPL too. But we do want to release our repo as a non copyleft license (such as MIT), so that it reaches more people with more permissive conditions. Is there any chance that you could grant us additional permission to use MIT license, instead of following your LGPL? Thank you very much.
First of all, thank you for the great repo. We are the creators of HybridNets, which is heavily based on your code. However, we did not know of the licensing issues back then. We now realize that our repo is a derivative work of your repo, and that it needs to be LGPL or GPL too. But we do want to release our repo as a non copyleft license (such as MIT), so that it reaches more people with more permissive conditions. Is there any chance that you could grant us additional permission to use MIT license, instead of following your LGPL? Thank you very much.