bones License

I got a question from a student recently about whether they could use bones out there in production, and if they should attribute us in any way. I told them to use it freely and do whatever they see fit with attribution (they decided they'd attribute us and link back, too).

We should figure out a license we can put in bones :)

Feb 17 '17 19:02 omriAckley

Any objections to MIT?

Feb 24 '17 04:02 glebec

Just realized that a "thumbs up" reaction to "Any objections to MIT?" is pretty ambiguous. Haha so for the sake of clarity: I'm all for it!

Feb 24 '17 20:02 omriAckley

Only other question is whether it is copyright @queerviolet or Fullstack.

Feb 24 '17 21:02 glebec

For now I'm modifying the Fullstack repo to include an MIT license copyright Fullstack as an organization, so that students can begin using it straight away with some form of deliberate licensing.

I will keep the issue open for now however so we can finalize the decision with input from others.

https://github.com/FullstackAcademy/bones/commit/54d30077f28afacda0944b4e87a3a69ea24dfbe6

Feb 27 '17 03:02 glebec

This issue was moved to FullstackAcademy/bones#70

Mar 17 '17 18:03 glebec

@omriBernstein since I don't have permission to close this issue on queerviolet/bones, you may want to do so. Cheers, —G.

Mar 17 '17 18:03 glebec