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Add license #183
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Whoa! That was totally unintentional! Do not merge until I resolve that.
Sorry! Thanks @axic for pointing that out.
…On Thursday, August 30, 2018, Alex Beregszaszi ***@***.***> wrote:
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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) 2018 Richard Littauer
I'm not sure this is the best approach, since you are not one of the main
contributors according to the github insights page.
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Currently, no license is specified, although two files are copyrighted.
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@axic Fixed! |
Contributors to the current files:
Or a better list here: https://github.com/ethereum/homebrew-ethereum/graphs/contributors Anybody disagrees with this change? Please leave an acknowledgement. |
I agree with licensing this under MIT. |
Apache 2.0 would be better than MIT, but if nobody has any appetite for switching direction from MIT to Apache 2.0 here than I am happy to go along with MIT. |
I'm fine with MIT, Apache 2.0, or any other FOSS license discussed here. |
Fine by me.
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I'm fine with MIT, Apache 2.0, or any other FOSS license discussed here.
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In order of number of commits: @caktux @fjl @debris @zhangsoledad Can you all please respond with a Yes? :) |
It's okay for me. |
Yes. |
Yes |
Yes, please. |
Yes |
Yes. 😄 |
Yes. 👍 |
I agree with licensing this under MIT. |
I don't understand why a Homebrew formula needs a license comment. |
Also, yes |
Ping @caktux @ulope @bryant1410 |
Good luck with @caktux. |
This PR adds a license block to ethereum.rb, and adds an MIT license to the
repo in general.
Fixes #145.