Open JeremyRubin opened 6 years ago
Any update/comment on this? I am working on a project where this might become very relevant. Thanks!
We can try to help! lets discuss it in DM, please reach out to me via email : omer@zengo.com or telegram: omershlo
Suggesting that you might relicense this project under MIT or BSD or Public Domain.
Many cryptographic libraries are licensed as such (e.g., secp256k1, libsnark, nacl, etc).
This makes it easier to include them in a diverse set of projects, and is more likely to get attention from outside contributors.
GPL is a fine license and has many benefits, so I understand the desire to use it, but for crypto libraries something more permissive is probably appropriate.