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Offline-capable messaging, no account, no central servers. A decentralized mesh network of networks.
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License update! 📜
This is for those who are building or wanting to build around Ratspeak. Users are unaffected in all forms.
We've officially adopted the Reticulum License in a large amount of our repositories, which is a modified MIT License with the two added conditions:
1. No harm to humans: The software may not be used in any system that includes, among its functions, the ability to purposefully harm human beings.
2. No AI training: The software may not be used, directly or indirectly, to create an AI, machine learning, or language model training dataset, including any use that contributes to training or developing such a model or algorithm.
Everything else is standard MIT.
In addition to this change, Ratspeak and Mark Qvist, the author of LXST (typically CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), have agreed to a non-commercial license allowing us to continue maintaining and developing our derivative of LXST in Rust for both Ratspeak and our handheld firmwares.
As such, rsLXST and related voice/audio calls are under the separate license, not the modified MIT License.
You can find the licenses and related changes in our docs:
docs.ratspeak.org/docs/reference…
This is for those who are building or wanting to build around Ratspeak. Users are unaffected in all forms.
We've officially adopted the Reticulum License in a large amount of our repositories, which is a modified MIT License with the two added conditions:
1. No harm to humans: The software may not be used in any system that includes, among its functions, the ability to purposefully harm human beings.
2. No AI training: The software may not be used, directly or indirectly, to create an AI, machine learning, or language model training dataset, including any use that contributes to training or developing such a model or algorithm.
Everything else is standard MIT.
In addition to this change, Ratspeak and Mark Qvist, the author of LXST (typically CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), have agreed to a non-commercial license allowing us to continue maintaining and developing our derivative of LXST in Rust for both Ratspeak and our handheld firmwares.
As such, rsLXST and related voice/audio calls are under the separate license, not the modified MIT License.
You can find the licenses and related changes in our docs:
docs.ratspeak.org/docs/reference…
docs.ratspeak.org Ratspeak Docs Guides for using Ratspeak, Reticulum, LoRa, hardware devices, deployment, and private mesh networking. 0:14
Notice anything?
Our map lets you easily discover local nodes over radio (LoRa), or find global nodes to connect to through I2P, IPv4/6, and more.
Publishing your node is entirely opt-in, and only represents a fraction of the mesh.
Watch it grow: ratspeak.org/map.htmlView quoted post on X