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How to License
Well Well Well folks
it seems that there might be a possibility that I might release something in the very near future! ( won't say what it's , gonna be a big surprise:clown: ) but what totally got out of focus is How I'm gonna license that piece of work.....just to make sure that no asshole can say :"hey that's mine!" probably putting my name on a readme file won't be sufficient! I'm must admit that I'm little late in those legal licensing issues , so any wisdom of yours about this topic? |
Re: How to License
if you live in the US, its automatically copyrighted.
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Re: How to License
so you mean if I release it with a readme file saying :"hey it's me the author" then I'm legally protected? just that easy?
but what if I don't live in the US? |
Re: How to License
You can create your own license and put it in to the first lines of some .cpp file. Else if you want to use already public license read the GPL and the BSD one and make your chose, just put a text file with the license in to the folder of the sources and thats all, you are protected. :) Well you can look in EULA too.
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Re: How to License
Just write "Copyright (c) <year> <name of the author>" at the top of each of the source files.
And then, you can put the following text if you want others to use in any way: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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