I got the same. Did make a clone and localised it, and then forgot about it. Apparently, every cloned project was in the notice list. Deleted and forgot.
Treating it as a case study how to protect the rights. One might say that it is against freedom etc., but in my opinion this makes intellectual capital a value. E.g. I now believe it is worth to invest in innovations and so on. (It does not mean I will do it as I lack the will and resources.) When I was younger I didn't know how to protect my code and capitalise it, therefore this case resonates with me in such way.
Have been looking for such a book for almost my entire software developer career. Finally, I have found it! Though it's a very niche book, for a very specific subset of developers with very specific motivation and life goals. But man, really, huge thanks for mentioning it - that's something I was really missing, even felt depressed about being unable to find such a book, there are a lot of books and materials around the topic but until now couldn't find an actionable resource.
Looks like a great work, not much to say, was long looking for such a comprehensive book. Exactly missed a single source which lists all deployment related topics, not too shallow, not too deep. In other words, saw it like an area map of the exact scale I was looking for. Bought instantly.
Treating it as a case study how to protect the rights. One might say that it is against freedom etc., but in my opinion this makes intellectual capital a value. E.g. I now believe it is worth to invest in innovations and so on. (It does not mean I will do it as I lack the will and resources.) When I was younger I didn't know how to protect my code and capitalise it, therefore this case resonates with me in such way.