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Thanks, this is it. I've just posted the same thing before reading your comment. Who should start that movement? Perhaps we could trigger it by having a public

Thanks, this is it. I've just posted the same thing before reading your comment. Who should start that movement? Perhaps we could trigger it by having a public repository of (provisional) licenses and start linking to it from our side projects?

nicwilson 9y ago
Well I dont have any projects (let alone side projects) that need a ToS. Ultimately those who start it will be those that benefit from having readable unambiguous ToS. Some benevolent company? A company that has been bitten my unenforceable ToS? A startup that doesn't want to complicate legal? ISO? EFF? What stops me from contributing to that effort is at that I don't know (and dont really want to know) enough legal to know common variations of in ToS. Not to mention the wide range of fields that ToSes cover.