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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2/13/21 9:52 PM, Roland Turner via
License-review wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:947e0672-2cb1-070b-cfb2-d354d1908867@rolandturner.com">the
more work <b>every single open source project</b> selecting
amongst OSI approved licenses has to undertake in selecting an
appropriate license;</blockquote>
<p>Nahhhh. If you're writing code in a context, use the same license
everybody else in that context uses, e.g. Python or Perl or BSD or
Microsoft. If not, choose between Apache and GPL. Done.</p>
<p>Or Microsoft public and Microsoft reciprocal. I understand the
complicated relationship between Microsoft and the Open Source
community (e.g. the latest Visual Open Studio && Raspberry
Pi OS kerfuffle), but really, the two Microsoft licenses cover 99%
of what we need from a license.<br>
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