It all depends on what license he put on the initial release. Others here have copies. But once you've released it with OSI license that is it, I think you can't just reverse it.
Makes sense. But it's likely that the overlap between people who have it and the people who would pay for it is fairly small, if he managed to pull it down quickly.
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My hope is that's why he made the repo private. Would be cool if he found some meaningful commercial value in this.
It all depends on what license he put on the initial release. Others here have copies. But once you've released it with OSI license that is it, I think you can't just reverse it.
Makes sense. But it's likely that the overlap between people who have it and the people who would pay for it is fairly small, if he managed to pull it down quickly.