MIT License rules

[boydcster]

Hi Olivier,

In my company, we have re-engineered a set of 10 components based on the spfx-40-fantastics. We have rewritten some code and changed a few controls, but we have left in some of the compiled es6 code. We plan to publish these components as an app to our SPO site in a week or two to our O365 tenant to allow users to add them to their sites. We will include the MIT license in the SPFx package which is deployed to the app catalog on our site. Are there any other restrictions we need to be aware of? By the way, we are very grateful for the fine work you have done with these components and it's jump started our understanding of the SPFx in a very practical way.

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[OlivierCC]

Hi @boydcster, No other restriction to know, you can reuse a part of this package for your company tenant without any problem. Happy to see that these samples was helpful for you. Best regards, Olivier