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That license doesn't seem to satisfy the parent's requirements: > gets me out of any legal responsibility/liability The license you posted doesn't disclaim an
by davidcuddeback 6y ago
That license doesn't seem to satisfy the parent's requirements:
> gets me out of any legal responsibility/liability
The license you posted doesn't disclaim any warranties or liabilities. I suggest reading what TFA's "Warranty Disclaimer" section says about UCC defaults. The way I read it (IANAL), you would have more liability with the license you posted than you would under the MIT license.
- eeZah7Ux 6y agoIt's even worse than that. The longer the text, the stronger it is in court. That's why contracts like proprietary licenses, buying a house, renting are so verbose. "do wtf you want" is very unclear from a legal PoV.