Not using a standard license but rather a bespoke one is a major legal roadblock.
The presence of use restrictions does also disqualify it from being Open Source (OSI trademark) or Free Software (GNU/FSF).
If a standard license was adopted instead, such as MIT (permissive and I believe well-aligned with the intent of the author), then any concern would go away.
The presence of use restrictions does also disqualify it from being Open Source (OSI trademark) or Free Software (GNU/FSF).
If a standard license was adopted instead, such as MIT (permissive and I believe well-aligned with the intent of the author), then any concern would go away.