License file/statement? about socq HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey Brian,

Thanks for the interest, I suppose this is something I neglected so an issue is appropriate.

I haven't looked at the exact wording but I was thinking the MIT licence so basically: "Do whatever you like"! :D Though if you could give a mention/credit, it would be much appreciated. Also if you release something that uses it and point me in the direction, I'd mention it too!

Thanks,
Adam

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Adam,

Thanks very much for the prompt reply.

An MIT license would be awesome. I spent quite a bit of time at a large
company working on Open Source issues and licenses, so I am familiar with
the fact that many larger companies are not comfortable using FOSS code
that does not include an explicit license, of the right type. A simple
"All rights reserved" statements makes them nervous. This is why I asked.

We are doing some prototyping/R&D at the moment. I've already passed on a
link to your work to a couple of buddies, and will Tweet it as well
(although practically no one follows me :-). If we do move ahead with our
product/app and use your work I'll be sure to give you credit!

Thanks again,

Brian Horblit

On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 6:47 PM, acburk <
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wrote:

Hey Brian,

Thanks for the interest, I suppose this is something I neglected so an
issue is appropriate.

I haven't looked at the exact wording but I was thinking the MIT licence
so basically: "Do whatever you like"! :D Though if you could give a
mention/credit, it would be much appreciated. Also if you release something
that uses it and point me in the direction, I'd mention it too!

Thanks,
Adam

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Added the MIT licensing bits

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Thank you, Sir!

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