Yes. The copyright owner can impose whatever conditions they want. It's their copyright. However whether its legally enforceable, without loopholes is another matter. That's why most software uses a few legally tested licenses.
Yes. The copyright owner can impose whatever conditions they want. It's their copyright. However whether its legally enforceable, without loopholes is another matter. That's why most software uses a few legally tested
And you can't enforce an illegal license. For example banning the software from Welsh or LBGT would probably be illegal in the u.k.