Comment by SoftTalker

Comment by SoftTalker 2 days ago

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Any license that isn't a word-for-word match to one of the "approved" licenses can potentially trigger a need for legal review, depending on the enterprise. Lawyers are expensive so quirky licenses can be a deal-killer for any customers who take licenses seriously.

If you want to be funny, put an easter egg in your code, don't mess with your license.

Towaway69 2 days ago

Easter eggs in code that break things are evil!

I don't write code for corporates, so my license is purely fictive. I cannot enforce my license but I can prevent corporates from taking my code and wrapping it into a product and selling it on for a profit. While not passing on a cent to me.

If a corporate wishes to use my code, then they are welcome to pay me a license fee or a one-off payment for a non-distributable license.