It is a standard 3-clause BSD license. The "All rights reserved" portion definitely adds ambiguity (and only exists in the BSD license out of all major OSS lice

It is a standard 3-clause BSD license. The "All rights reserved" portion definitely adds ambiguity (and only exists in the BSD license out of all major OSS licenses). There is StackExchange answer that goes into the history of it[1]. [1] http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2121/mit-license-and-all-rights-reserved http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2121/mit-licen...