"I've lost track of how many times I had to pass up on a good project on Github because of an unclear licensing situation." A situation many of us have experie

"I've lost track of how many times I had to pass up on a good project on Github because of an unclear licensing situation." A situation many of us have experienced. Until today, I thought I was alone in my concerns regarding licensing. " your script itself" It's a gist for a reason. If I truly thought it was the best starting point for a proper "license niggler", I would have made it a proper repo :) This fits my particular licensing scheme (only using a LICENSE file).