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GPL will not allow to use this project if you build something that is not open-source. I think it's alright, but my personal preference is MIT and I allow to use my code even if people want to make money out of it. I think generally it's always a win-win situation and code doesn't cost anything. It's the ideas and direction we have in our heads that matters. But I am alright with your choice. |
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@kotleni I remembered that in order to change license from gpl to mit later we will need a written agreement from each of the contributors. Maybe we will make it MIT now, so we don't have to bother with this in the future? |
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When creating this repository, I chose the
GPL 2.0license (because I use it primarily in my projects and I prefer it).Is this license ok for you/us? @y9san9
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