Post number #331410, ID: 49b55c
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I have a soft spot for strange or funny software licenses, post your favorite!
(Also if anyone has a big list of them I would love a link)
Post number #331417, ID: ae2ae7
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My personal favourite is WTFPL, especially useful in personal projects when all I want is working with codes.
Post number #332750, ID: 49b55c
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http://dbad-license.org/
Post number #333201, ID: d6ee88
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Just a heads-up to all gurls who think about using these licenses: don't. They're joke licenses, nothing more. Use a proper, FSF approved license. Employers don't like WTFPL & Co. in the slightest. Be informed about software licensing and mind the freedom of all software users!
Post number #333496, ID: 49b55c
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>>333201 well if you're under contract/employed it's better to use a license that's actually been tested legally in the first place.
Post number #333499, ID: 49b55c
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As for them only being jokes, I'd argue that they are indeed valid licenses, though considering most of the licenses like this are quite permissive it's unlikely you'd ever have a reason to find out in court
Post number #333505, ID: 4d2c16
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>>333496 This. These licenses are fine for personal projects, but for anything else I'd throw in MIT or CC0 for permissiveness.
Post number #333618, ID: 8cc9d4
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>>333505 Consider the GPL licenses for maximum freedom for your next projects. Too much permissiveness could lead to peoples freedoms being denied! See the situation with Sony and FreeBSD.
Post number #333921, ID: 6b9c3c
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GPL V3 and/or CC0, for any project.
Post number #334227, ID: 49b55c
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>>333618 at least one free bsd Dev is fine with it and says Sony ends up merging larger changes anyway because it's easier to maintain that way
Post number #334350, ID: d6ee88
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>>334227 >muh collaboration Doesn't matter. Point is, with the BSD/MIT/X11/ISC licenses there's risk of others making your stuff proprietary and denying users freedoms.
Post number #335048, ID: 49b55c
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>>334350 true, I didn't really argue against that, just that in some cases it's not that big of a deal, it also depends what you want to do, if you want your software used all over the place by companys like Sony then a more permissive license could work better as companys generally like being able to do whatever they want.
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| I have a soft spot for strange or funny software licenses, post your favorite!
(Also if anyone has a big list of them I would love a link)