> Plenty of contracts aren't even written down. That's a well known fact. And it's besides the point. > Lawyers like you to think that but it's not true. Is

> Plenty of contracts aren't even written down. That's a well known fact. And it's besides the point. > Lawyers like you to think that but it's not true. Is that a conspiracy theory? Writing long, detailed contracts on a persistent medium is safer: it lowers the risk of he-said-she-said scenarios and ambiguities. That is meant to save you tons of legal expenses. > No scientist is gonna sue another scientist Then there is no need for such license in the first place. Just a readme file.