Kirby End User License Agreement

Vendor licenceThe code is readable. The licence is the vendor's.

Kirby's source code is public on GitHub, but the licence file states that Kirby is not free and composer.json declares the package proprietary. A licence covers one installation on one domain, and the EULA licenses development and private installations free of charge. Open code is therefore not open source here: the terms come from a vendor agreement, not from an OSI-approved licence.

This is a vendor's own instrument, not an SPDX licence. The terms are whatever the vendor's page says, and that page is the source below — we have not rewritten them.

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