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Your regular reminder that there is already a permissive licence that effectively prevents use by megacorps: WTFPL. Google won’t touch software licensed with it
by Doctor_Fegg 5y ago
Your regular reminder that there is already a permissive licence that effectively prevents use by megacorps: WTFPL. Google won’t touch software licensed with it and Intel have also refused it in the past. And yes, you can add a “no warranty” disclaimer in your readme too.
- vintagedave 5y ago> a permissive licence that effectively prevents use by megacorps _Why_ do mega corps like Google and Intel refuse to use it? There's nothing on Wikipedia [0], and the license is extremely short and clear. From your description I expected a license that explicitly denies permissions for certain purposes or types of companies. It's very much the opposite of that! :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL
- BrucePerens 5y agoIf it's not meant more as a joke than anything else, it should be.