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It depends on what you want for your project: GPL 2-3: If you want to create a comunity around your code. AGPL: Same as GPL but it can't be used remotely witho
by neur0mancer 13y ago
It depends on what you want for your project:
GPL 2-3: If you want to create a comunity around your code.
AGPL: Same as GPL but it can't be used remotely without releasing the source code.
BSD: If you want to be flexible enought to let companies to use your code without releasing back the source.
Of course, these are simplifed explanations.
- MojoJolo 13y agoThanks. Really not well versed with those licenses. Right now, I'm leaning to choose MIT. What do you think of it?
- neur0mancer 13y agoMIT/BSD is a "safe" choice. If you see that companies are using your work and not contributing back, you can shift your contributions to GPL in the future.