Create WARRANTY #919
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Warranty notice is usually included in the license text.
I'm not sure if this is necessary since this is documentation, not source code? Nobody is "running" this on their own machines.
I'd rather see a license change to CC0 if anything.
WTFPL is compatible and would let us perform relicensing to CC0, wouldn't it?
@Shifterovich It shouldn't matter where you put the warranty.
So if it's in the license, why open this PR?
@Mikaela it is possible but I don’t know if something like #884 would cause us any issues.
@Shifterovich I don’t think it is in the WTFPL is it? The license is pretty bare.
WTFPL is a shitty license. We should use an actual license like MIT or preferably CC0.
@Shifterovich As I understand it, warranty can be put anywhere in a source code file and still be valid.