Some companies have a policy of not borrowing open-source software that fails to specify a license. I guess this is to avoid potential liability for whatever re

Some companies have a policy of not borrowing open-source software that fails to specify a license. I guess this is to avoid potential liability for whatever reason. I contribute to this mayhem personally by not picking a license for my open-source code on GitHub. Dunno if that makes me a bad guy but, from my point of view, I don't care what anybody does with my code. Claim it as your own if you like (I have no intention of ever monetizing). My only defense is that I keep every prior version of my code online as proof that I am the originator.