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I've always been a fan of MIT. I don't know what we should be thinking about legally here, but it's my go-to license and I love seeing GitHub open source software licensed under it. |
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Everyone likes MIT b/c it's short and sweet, but personally I think that Apache will work better for us. MIT is silent on patent issues, for instance, and Apache makes clear that third-parties have patent rights over the work as long as they don't go around and sue someone on a silly patent claim. @stevekrause and @talniv -- thoughts? |
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@hoolio Just a heads up, @stevekrause and @talniv were not in the Atom org. at the time of your comment and since this repo is currently private they wouldn't get that @mention ping. I added them to the org. so they should be pinged by this comment. |
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I'm 👍 on anything that can make the world a better place with regard to silly patent claims. |
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I'm all for Apache for the reason @hoolio mentioned. |
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I switched it to Apache, anyone else have any other feedback before I merge this in? |
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Works for me. Thanks, @kevinsawicki. |
We should probably decide on a license before the private alpha starts.
This PR is an attempt at that with an initial choice of the MIT license.
Once we agree on one for atom/atom, I'll update all other package repos with the same license.
/cc @hoolio @defunkt