Know the license: GPLv3.
The Interactive Video Grid is licensed under GPLv3.
GPLv3, short for GNU General Public License version 3, is like a rulebook for software sharing. It says that anyone can use, change or share the software, but, being a "copyleft" license, if you do, you have to let others do the same with your changes.
In other words, GPLv3 is designed to reject proprietary software models.
When you "fork" a GPLv3 project, it's like making your own version of the software. You can add new stuff or fix things you don't like. But, because of the GPLv3 rulebook, you have to keep your version open for others to use, change and share just like you did.
Read more about GPLv3 here:
What is GNU and it's relationship to GPLv3?
GNU stands for "GNU's Not Unix!", and it's a project started by Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation with the aim of creating a completely free and open source operating system.
GPL, or the General Public License, is the license that the GNU project uses for its software. GPLv3 is the latest version of this license.
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