Open Source - Entries from April 2008

Software License Picker

Wednesday, April 30. 2008

Looking at some recent licensing boo-boos, we came up with a nifty little tool to help you find the right license for your open source software. Any feedback would be appreciated, whether involving data correction or other features / categories you'd like added.

Posted by Matt Gibbs in Open Source at 16:30 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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