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Sure, but there are tons of valid use cases for personal projects. config files and school projects come to mind (just digging through my repositories). Mind
by nirvdrum 15y ago
Sure, but there are tons of valid use cases for personal projects. config files and school projects come to mind (just digging through my repositories). Mind you, the other part that's weird here is there's no requirement that the project be open source, it just needs to be public. It's kinda scary how many "open" projects there are on GitHub with no license attached.
- Homunculiheaded 15y agoI never really thought about the obvious license issue, that's a good point. It would be awesome if github could add a simple check box that allowed people to choose from various licenses (maybe even a quick questionare that helps you choose the license that fits your needs best)