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I was trying to find an open source licence that would fit my purpose for my Trend Analyser project<\/a>. After some googling I found a wonderful website “Choose a Licence<\/a>”<\/p>\n

This showed specifically what each main licence does and gave templates to use. It made it easier than reading through and trying to understand all the legal terms.<\/p>\n

In the end I choose a MIT licence for Trend Analyser because I wanted anyone to be able to use or sell the modified code and only wanted a licence that covered me and allowed attribution.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I was trying to find an open source licence that would fit my purpose for my Trend Analyser project. After some googling I found a wonderful website “Choose a Licence” This showed specifically what each main licence does and gave templates to use. 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