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Sounds good, but how open is this? Is it like GitHub, where source code is owned by the authors/community (and not by GitHub), or is everything you upload owned by SnapEDA?

Also, can other toolmakers openly access these libraries?

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Everything uploaded is licensed under the Creative Commons with Design Exception upon download. This means engineers need to credit the source/author when reposting the content online, but as soon as it's integrated into a design it becomes the downloader's IP. This way, if you're working at a big company, you can license the product under the terms of your choosing.

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