On Fri, Apr 5, 2024, at 23:07, Chris B wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I am an open source project maintainer and I was referred to this mailing
> list recently as a good place to ask questions.
>
> I was recently told by a community member that I should not be using the term
> "Open Source" as it has le
So i just want to release my code to public domain and CC0 are an excellent
tool for that (the Unlicense are crayon), but the patent problem of CC0
grant me headache
I really don't want me or anyone to be victim of patent submarine so i just
edit the CC0 legal code to explictly grant patent and tr
Hi all!
I am an open source project maintainer and I was referred to this mailing
list recently as a good place to ask questions.
I was recently told by a community member that I should not be using the
term "Open Source" as it has legal implications and the project doesn't
fully embrace that ter