GPL 3.0 is a "copyleft" license that respects software freedoms. From GNU What is Copyleft?:
Proprietary software developers use copyright to take away the users' freedom; we use copyright to guarantee their freedom. That's why we reverse the name, changing “copyright” into “copyleft.”
GPL necessitates that any reproductions or redistributions of the rinto programming language are released publicly as free software and with the same license. We could also use MIT (which would still be "open source") but this wouldn't enforce free software principles.
GPL 3.0 is a "copyleft" license that respects software freedoms. From GNU What is Copyleft?:
GPL necessitates that any reproductions or redistributions of the rinto programming language are released publicly as free software and with the same license. We could also use MIT (which would still be "open source") but this wouldn't enforce free software principles.
Let me know what you think.