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CC0 is fine with me, thanks! |
That's the point :) what would you prefer after cc0? MIT?
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Ah, I misunderstood. Actually, I don't care, and MIT is fine with me. |
@lemzwerg thanks Werner. I can make the edits |
Converted as of dccfa1f Thanks all! |
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@davelab6 forwarded the following article to me re public domain dedication of work intended to be open source licensed work:
https://meshedinsights.com/2017/03/16/public-domain-is-not-open-source/
This wasn't associated with this project, it was because we have run into issues with this public domain issue in Hack as a result of DejaVu upstream work that was committed to the public domain.
Given the potential for unintended (I assume) consequences in some jurisdictions, I wanted to see if we can review the CC0 statement in this script. Would you be opposed to a transition to an OSI approved license for the shell script here?
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