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openlistteam/openlist
A new AList Fork to Anti Trust Crisis
RANKS SOCIAL #5
AT A GLANCE
- LANGUAGE
- Go
- LICENSE
- AGPL-3.0
- USAGE
- Release source if you redistribute or host it as a service.
- ACTIVITY
- last commit 4 days ago ()
- TOPICS
- alist
- aliyunpan
- baidupan
- openlist
- HOMEPAGE
- https://doc.oplist.org
- REPOSITORY
- GitHub ↗
- CATEGORY
- SOCIAL
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README EXCERPT
OpenList is a resilient, long-term governance, community-driven fork of AList — built to defend open source against trust-based attacks. --- - English 中文 日本語 Dutch 한국어 Deutsch Русский Français Español العربية - Contributing - CODE OF CONDUCT - LICENSE Disclaimer OpenList is an open-source project independently maintained by the OpenList Team, following the AGPL-3.0 license and committed to maintaining complete code openness and modification transparency. We have noticed the emergence of some third-party projects in the community with names similar to this project, such as OpenListApp/OpenListApp, as well as some paid proprietary software using the same or similar naming. To avoid user confusion, we hereby declare: - OpenList has no official association with any third-party derivative projects. - All software, code, and services of this project are maintained by the OpenList Team and are freely available on GitHub. - Project documentation and API services primarily rely on charitable resources provided by Cloudflare. There are currently no paid plans or commercial deployments, and the use of existing features does not involve any costs. We respect the community's rights to free use…
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TIMELINE
- Repository created
- Last push
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