Closed sid-kap closed 8 years ago
Wait, why are you removing the GNU license?
I think it's too much of a pain to put it on every file (and remember to add it every time you make a new file). I think it's sufficient to just make a LICENSE
file in the repo and put the license there.
Also, I'm not convinced that GNU is the right license to use. (It requires any code based on this code to also be open-source.) MIT seems to be more popular for open-source projects these days. Maybe we should remove the license for now, and create an issue to decide which license we want?
Okay then. I'll create the issue.