Re: Imports / inclusion of s.el into Emacs

[Philippe Vaucher]

> > You know what? By these explicit decisions, ELPA is close to useless in the
> > Emacs community, MELPA is the biggest repo, and since MELPA isn’t ELPA, it
> > already has proprietary packages that a lot of people rely and use.
>
> I'm very surprised to hear that.  Can you point to examples of
> proprietary packages?  It's virtually impossible to legally distribute
> a proprietary Elisp package because it inevitably has to link to some
> existing Elisp code and almost all of it is GLPv3.

I'm pretty sure he meant "packages that use proprietary software".

In the example he cited (https://github.com/TommyX12/company-tabnine)
we see the license is MIT.