Right now it is registered within setup.py file that PyTTa is distributed under the MIT license, but still there is no LICENSE file at the repository.
Which license should be used?
The main choices are GPLv3, that ensures all software based on PyTTa must also be distributed under GPLv3, or MIT which is a full permissive license and requires only that the PyTTa package is redistributed under the same license.
mtslazarin
commented
4 years ago
Right now it is registered within setup.py file that PyTTa is distributed under the MIT license, but still there is no LICENSE file at the repository.
Which license should be used?
The main choices are GPLv3, that ensures all software based on PyTTa must also be distributed under GPLv3, or MIT which is a full permissive license and requires only that the PyTTa package is redistributed under the same license.
In my opinion we can go with MIT.