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Materials for the JuliaHEP 2023 Workshop
https://juliahep.github.io/JuliaHEP-2023/
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License for content #4

Closed graeme-a-stewart closed 11 months ago

graeme-a-stewart commented 11 months ago

We seem to have a bit of a confusion of licenses flying around here at the moment:

Can we pick one? I would argue that it should be CC-BY-4.0, but I would be ok with MIT as well (it's just that CC-BY-4.0 is a better fit for documentation). GPL seems an odd and unhelpful choice to me for things.

What do others think?

N.B. This is obviously for our things - when we put other people's material here (/assets) it's under their license, whatever that is.

Moelf commented 11 months ago

it should be CC-BY-4.0 I think? since the code here are not gonna be library so mostly outside of scope of source code license such as MIT

aoanla commented 11 months ago

Also happy with CC-BY-4.0, I only added MIT to my submission because I'd seen it in some other Julia documentation/tutorial content elsewhere.

graeme-a-stewart commented 11 months ago

I suspect the Julia community goes for MIT very much by default, but we agree on CC-BY as better for documentation. Fixed with #3.

Moelf commented 11 months ago

https://discourse.julialang.org/t/i-asked-for-help-optimizing-my-julia-code-now-its-someones-package/34679/11

technically Julia Discourses posts are CC-BY-NC-SA, so this isn't uncommon