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  "textContent": "submitted by cm0002 to opensource\n47 points | 4 comments\n\n\n> This is the emails between the YouTuber YGK3D and Anycubic, it seems like they won’t send 3D printers to reviewers who mention their GPL3 license violations.\n>\n> tl;dr Anycubic uses open-source software for their firmware, but doesn’t make it public as per license agreement, and they don’t seem to be friendly to anyone who calls this out.\n>\n> More info: youtube.com/…/UgkxIMpZTkXqFo0H6pDwhZpdYqMYvLhPvWA…",
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