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Panquesito7
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MIT is fine with me 👍 |
gustavotiecker
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Hey, we can merge this PR. It's open for a while. We will have this PR for years if we wait for all contributors. |
We should merge it only once all contributors agree. It's best to wait, IMO. |
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It has been 90 plus days. Let's merge this so we match other repos in this org. |
I agree |
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⚠ Please do not merge until all contributors have given their input on the question below! ⚠
I'm not a lawyer, but, given that a few people have contributed to this project in the past, that means their work belongs to them only, and no one is allowed to freely use the code unless explicitly granted by the respective authors. See https://opensource.guide/legal/
To make sure we're doing things right and respecting everyone, I'd like to call all the contributors of the repository.
Do you agree to license all of your current contributions under the MIT license?
As for me, I've only contributed here a tiny bit. I have no problem licensing my work under MIT. Thanks!