It is no longer open source.
I doubt that anyone, including it's Author
can "revoke" the declared status of "Open Source" of an App. (please read as you
CANNOT 
).
You can remove the files from public download
, hide them
, remove any reference from anywhere under your control
, stamp your feet very hard on the floor
,
AND change the license for any
LATER version, but
NEVER change the licensing status of released source code.
At a time when we strive for stability and focus on script projects, the last thing that would help us are forks to the script engine.
Well, noone talked about forking anything, you introduced the Open Source status with:
Please excuse for the poor quality of my comments when coding, this source should be particulary usefull for knowing how to do some neat tricks with INI files using delphi, in a flash instant I can recall this being usefull for the developments of amiGoXPE by guruP - just let me know if there is anything I can do to help your project be possible..
So, in your own words, it can be very useful for completely unrelated projects and generally, to learn "some neat tricks with INI files using delphi".
The essence of Open Source licenses is that you CANNOT dictate WHAT the code you released should be used for, you simply release it with a number of conditions that DO NOT include the possibility of limiting it's scope, only that noone should claim the code as being his own AND force to release with the same license eventually derived code.
If you want to help, join the developers of the recent projects as they'll surely appreciate the effort.
This makes a lot of sense (
IF the scope of OP was not that of simply learning "some neat tricks with INI files using Delphi" or anything else, perfectly allowed by the Open Source status declared for the code/app).
Wonko
