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You clearly get that licenses matter, but you've released your code under the worst of all possible licenses, namely "contact me for permission." This is an ea
by yodon 12y ago
You clearly get that licenses matter, but you've released your code under the worst of all possible licenses, namely "contact me for permission."
This is an easy one to solve, it just takes a moment to pick a real license for your project[1]. Real licenses are more than one sentence long because there are real issues that both licensor and licensee need to understand before they can go forward.
[1] http://opensource.org/licenses http://opensource.org/licenses
- moron4hire 12y agoIf you look at the Github repository, you will see that I have a license file that specifies GPLv3. "Contact me" really only means "I haven't setup a site for you to buy a dual-license for non-FOSS projects yet, because the project isn't done".
- yodon 12y agoawesome, I'd mention GPL3 in your README licensing section - so many projects lack any kind of license file that even when I thought I'd looked for one I missed it and walked away thinking you just had the vaguer statement.