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The MIT License is applied automatically—without further action by the user—and its permissions extend to anyone, not just Replit, and operate off-platform as well as on.
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The MIT License is applied automatically—without further action by the user—and its permissions extend to anyone, not just Replit, and operate off-platform as well as on.
Publishing a public App means your code is immediately available for anyone to view, copy, modify, and redistribute, including outside Replit, under the MIT License.
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