> Yes I'd love for a new license to exist and join that, but with 2-3 alterations; I once worked on a codebase that was "authored" by non-software-engineer fou

> Yes I'd love for a new license to exist and join that, but with 2-3 alterations; I once worked on a codebase that was "authored" by non-software-engineer founders based on the same principle: an actual SWE wrote the core, but to extend functionality (think adding a route and its handler), they'd copy the example and change a few lines. The result was as horrible and broken as one might expect - I wonder if lawyers will shudder at the brokenness when they look at such franken-licenses. Sure, it works on the happy-path, but the failure modes can be nasty.