Just to be sure people don't get into trouble when modifying your project, I would recommend adding a license, something like the MIT license would be perfect for allowing people to modify it without any worries about conflicting licenses.
GitHub also has a built-in feature that links you to resources that help decide which license to use, and the effects of not using a license.
Just to be sure people don't get into trouble when modifying your project, I would recommend adding a license, something like the MIT license would be perfect for allowing people to modify it without any worries about conflicting licenses. GitHub also has a built-in feature that links you to resources that help decide which license to use, and the effects of not using a license.