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Add licensing section to legal FAQ (#23560)

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Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix@twenty.com>
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## Licensing
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<Accordion title="If I change the code to add features only for internal use by my team, do I have to publish those changes?">
No. Running a modified version for your own team is not distribution, so no publication obligation arises. The AGPL's network clause applies when people outside your organization interact with your modified instance over the network.
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<Accordion title="If I create a separate front end and use Twenty as a backend as-is, do I have to publish those changes?">
No. Your front end is your own, separate work, and talking to Twenty through its APIs does not change that. Since Twenty itself is unmodified, there is nothing to publish.
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<Accordion title="If I change the code to add features to re-sell it, do I have to publish those changes?">
Yes, since you're modifying code to distribute it to others, you're required to publish those changes. If you don't want to publish your changes, you can obtain Organization license.
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