Under California law, to state a claim for breach of contract a plaintiff must plead the contract.

GitHub’s TOS nor any of the common open source licenses prohibit either humans or computers from reading and learning from publicly available code.

The TOS informs users that “You own content you create, but you allow us certain rights to it.”

Although Plaintiffs label their claim one for tortious interference with contract, they identify no contractual relationship between themselves and anyone else.

Plaintiffs purport to assert a claim under the Lanham Act for “reverse passing off.”

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"Oh yes; there'll be a change,—certainly, I should say. And it will be in your direction."

He had no desire to remain in Barchester as her chaplain. Sooner than do so, he would risk the loss of his whole connexion with the diocese.