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Good question, I don't think anyone has really given it thought, as this isn't a cohesive library - just a collection of helpful utility methods.

I lean towards MIT, does anyone else have suggestions?

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I usually use MIT. I think the general intent was for this to be totally open and used for whatever anybody wants to use it for. If nobody else objects in the next day or two, i'll make it so.

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Totally agree. If you have a copy of the MIT license handy please throw it up there. Thanks

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I was about to post the MIT license to our readme file then I remembered that this code is gathered from all over the place. Some of it might actually be licensed already. So I'm not sure it's safe for us to say that it's all MIT unless we include all the individual licenses. For this license to mean anything, I think we have to go through all the code we took from other sources.

That being said, the INTENT of the library is very clear. It's free for everyone to use and modify and we will never charge for it. All the code included in the library was taken from open source projects or written specifically for this project (as far as I know).

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