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6	6	* **License Examples**
7	7	* **Proprietary**
8	8	* **All rights reserved license**, usually applied to closed source code. It prohibits any use not authorized by the owner.
9		- * **Cloud**: Is proprietary, but more like open source. Prevents cloud providers from using their product commercially in order to maximize revenue. Also includes an open source release delay. The BSL has a 4 year delay while the FSL only has a 2 year delay.
	9	+ * **Cloud**: Is proprietary, but close to open source. Prevents cloud providers from using their product commercially in order to maximize revenue. Also includes an open source release delay. The BSL has a 4 year delay while the FSL only has a 2 year delay.
10	10	* **Open Source**
11	11	* **Permissive**: Allow reuse in other projects, even proprietary products, with no big strings attached like MIT, or even a public domain license, with no strings attached at all like the 0BSD license.
12	12	* **Copyleft**: All derivative works must have the same license to remain open source. The source code must be made available to all users of the software.
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17	17	* **Open Core**: Combines the strengths of proprietary and open source models.
18	18	* **Proprietary Edition Model**: An open source community edition and a proprietary closed source enterprise edition.
19	19	* **Proprietary Extension Model**: A pure open source platform on which proprietary extensions can be loaded.
20		- * **Cloud Licenses** can be an additional way to generate revenue from the community edition while staying committed to open source.
	20	+ * **Cloud Licenses** can be an additional way to generate revenue from the community edition while remaining committed to open source.
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22	22	### License Overview
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