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node.js interface to libopenzwave
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LICENSE? #4

Closed redchair123 closed 10 years ago

redchair123 commented 10 years ago

Link to http://opensource.org/licenses/ISC instead of the wiki page

jperkin commented 10 years ago

Fixed, thanks - I did a search for 'ISC' on http://opensource.org/licenses which came up short, hence using the other link, I guess I didn't look hard enough ;)

redchair123 commented 10 years ago

It only enumerates the popular licenses.

If you scroll down in the page, there's a section for All Approved Licenses, and there's a link (http://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical) with the item "ISC License (ISC)",

BTW: why not use something more popular (like MIT)?

On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 2:02 AM, Jonathan Perkin notifications@github.comwrote:

Fixed, thanks - I did a search for 'ISC' on http://opensource.org/licenseswhich came up short, hence using the other link, I guess I didn't look hard enough ;)

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jperkin commented 10 years ago

ISC and MIT are fundamentally the same, but ISC is smaller as it removes text that is unnecessary due to the Berne convention. I like my licenses as small and simple as possible, hence choosing ISC over MIT, but ultimately it doesn't matter.