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by me_bx
4195 days ago
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Thanks, I'm glad to learn gitHub rephrased their offer from "free for open source" to "free for public projects", it's more straightforward. You might want to create a LICENSE.md, or to make the following sentence stand out in your README, right now it's buried in the middle of a paragraph: "I will keep use of the plug-in free for non-commercial and personal use." |
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