quicksketch
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12 years ago Hi Eric!
Thanks for contacting me. You're right the license is missing. I've been dillydallying over which one I would like to use. I'm primarily a Drupal developer, which uses GPLv2, but I think I'm likely to go with MIT like you suggest. As you can relicense MIT as GPL when you need it, I think it's the right decision.
I'm at a conference now, but I'll try to put up a license when I get a chance. For now I think it is safe for you to assume an MIT license and you're definitely welcome to redistribute the code in your own application. Cheers,
-Nate
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On Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 12:52 PM, Eric-Wright wrote:
Hey Nathan. I just started using your timezone picker in my app and it's working great. However, I noticed that there is no software license specified anywhere in the github source repo, so it's not clear what the terms of use are for this code. (timezonepicker.com (http://timezonepicker.com) says it's a "free use combination library".) Can I use and redistribute this code freely with my application? Better yet, can you add license text to the repo? I see that the MapHilight jQuery plugin that you use is distributed under an MIT license, for example. Thanks.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub (https://github.com/quicksketch/timezonepicker/issues/2).
mattflaschen
TheRiver
LyndsayGaynor
Hey Nathan. I just started using your timezone picker in my app and it's working great. However, I noticed that there is no software license specified anywhere in the github source repo, so it's not clear what the terms of use are for this code. (timezonepicker.com says it's a "free use combination library".)
Can I use and redistribute this code freely with my application? Better yet, can you add license text to the repo? I see that the MapHilight jQuery plugin that you use is distributed under an MIT license, for example.
Thanks.