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Alright, @victorbjelkholm alerted me to #139, which covers a similar topic area. Should I close this in favor of that, or keep it open because this is a little more narrow and actionable? |
@Mr0grog we are using CC for licensing assets as MIT is not a good license for that. |
That seems reasonable. What about the way |
Is the right place to document this as a PR in |
I think yes. |
The repos I work on are using CC-BY and not CC-BY-SA. I actually had a discussion about it (sorry I can't find it anymore) which even lea to changing things from CC-BY-SA: ipld/ipld#27 I'm strongly in favour of using CC-BY as it matches MIT well, it's without the copyleft part. |
Tagging @ianjdarrow to this one |
I think this was resolved in #298. Are you revisiting it, or did I just fail to close this when we added the doc? |
@Mr0grog, @ianjdarrow will be posting an update to the Licensing Policy soon that will simplify it dramatically for maintainers and contributors. tl;dr; it will be a double license of Apache 2 + MIT, but I defer the explanation to @ianjdarrow. |
The update is here -> ipfs/team-mgmt#849 Closing this issue, let's continue in ipfs/team-mgmt#849 |
Over at
ipfs/docs
, I’ve created a PR to add a license. It’s just MIT to keep it simple, but we have a variety of different licensing schemes across repos (taken from this survey of repos):(Side note: a bunch of these use CC 3.0 licenses. CC has since released a 4.0 round of licenses, so we may want to update those. I’m not sure what the changes were, though.)
Is there a more cohesive and coherent policy we can make around licensing?
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