Explicit License?

[Sp0ng3b0b]

Hello,

I've looked on your website and in the readme, it says its free, but does it have a certain license? Like MIT or GPL? Am i allowed to use this in Commercial applications?

I like your plugin very much - much internetz to you sir!

Greetz

[prashantchaudhary]

Glad you liked it! Not sure how the licensing thing works but I can assure you it's free for all kind of use. If you call that sort of licenses a MIT, then be it MIT!

On 02-Oct-2013, at 7:04 pm, Sp0ng3b0b [email protected] wrote:

Hello,

I've looked on your website and in the readme, it says its free, but does it have a certain license? Like MIT or GPL? Am i allowed to use this in Commercial applications?

I like your plugin very much - much internetz to you sir!

Greetz

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[stevethimmesch]

Hello,

Our software shop is strict about using explicit and appropriate licenses. I would really like to use your plugin but before I can I need an explicit license set in the source (readme.txt). The MIT license would be great. Another option that is any looser would be: the WTFPL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL

If this is something that could be added to the readme file that would help me out a ton and potentially help others in similar positions.

Thanks so much for your work!

[prashantchaudhary]

Thanks for writing Steve! I'm not in state to make the change and push to readme file, but if it helps then I authorise you to use this plugin for all commercial and personal uses for free. Please continue using this plugin, and I will update the readme file soon.
Bye I didn't know there was such a license - "do what the fuck you want to public license"!

Thanks
Prashant

On 15-Nov-2013, at 2:50 am, stevethimmesch [email protected] wrote:

Hello,

Our software shop is strict about using explicit and appropriate licenses. I would really like to use your plugin but before I can I need an explicit license set in the source (readme.txt). The MIT license would be great. Another option that is any looser would be: the WTFPL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL

If this is something that could be added to the readme file that would help me out a ton and potentially help others in similar positions.

Thanks so much for your work!

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[karnivas]

Hi Prashant Chaudhary,

Would you allow us to make use of prashantchaudhary-ddslick under the terms of the MIT license?
https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

If you can reply/answer it will be great for us to close the query raised and help us in using this.

-Srini