RFC license change to Revised BSD License #6
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* The Flask-SSO extension is now released under more permissive Revised BSD License. Signed-off-by: Tibor Simko <[email protected]>
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Tibor Simko (@tiborsimko) agrees with the license change to the Revised BSD License. |
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I only fixed a typo, so I couldn't care less about the license ;) |
I take it as yes :) |
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exactly :) |
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Jiri Kuncar (@jirikuncar) agrees with the license change to the Revised BSD License. |
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I agree |
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Provided that all authors of the Flask-SSO extension agree, this PR would change its license from the GNU GPLv2 to the Revised BSD License. The change to a more permissive free software license is motivated by easier collaboration within the Flask community.
According to the git repository log, here is the full list of authors and contributors:
Can we please all explicitly express our agreement/disagreement in the comment section of this pull request?