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A permissive license with no conditions, allowing unrestricted use, modification, and distribution.
A permissive license requiring attribution in documentation and user interfaces.
A permissive license similar to Apache 2.0 with explicit patent grants.
A strong copyleft license requiring source disclosure for network use.
A strong copyleft license requiring source disclosure for network use, with option for later versions.
A permissive license with patent grant and contribution terms.
A permissive license with conditions for modified versions.
A simple permissive license with minimal requirements.
A permissive license with a non-endorsement clause.
A very permissive license with minimal conditions.
Allows sharing and adaptation with attribution required.
Allows sharing and adaptation with attribution required.
Allows sharing and adaptation for non-commercial purposes with attribution.
Allows sharing and adaptation for non-commercial purposes with attribution.
Allows sharing for non-commercial purposes with attribution, no derivatives.
Allows sharing for non-commercial purposes with attribution, no derivatives.
Allows sharing and adaptation for non-commercial purposes with attribution, derivatives must use same license.
Allows sharing and adaptation for non-commercial purposes with attribution, derivatives must use same license.
Allows sharing with attribution, no derivatives allowed.
Allows sharing with attribution, no derivatives allowed.
Allows sharing and adaptation with attribution, derivatives must use same license.
Allows sharing and adaptation with attribution, derivatives must use same license.
Public domain dedication for works no longer protected by copyright.
Public domain dedication waiving all copyright and related rights.
A weak copyleft license with patent grant.
A weak copyleft license with patent grant and secondary license options.
A copyleft license from the European Union with compatibility provisions.
A strong copyleft license requiring source disclosure for distributed binaries.
A strong copyleft license with option for later versions.
A strong copyleft license with patent grant and anti-tivoization provisions.
A strong copyleft license with patent grant, anti-tivoization, and option for later versions.
A simple permissive license functionally equivalent to BSD 2-Clause.
A weak copyleft license allowing proprietary linking.
A weak copyleft license allowing proprietary linking, with option for later versions.
A weak copyleft license with patent grant, allowing proprietary linking.
A weak copyleft license with patent grant, allowing proprietary linking, with option for later versions.
Standard copyright with all rights reserved. Usage may be restricted.
Copyrighted work with permission for free non-commercial distribution.
A short, permissive license with minimal restrictions.
A permissive license like MIT but without attribution requirement.
A weak copyleft license with patent grant and file-level copyleft.
A share-alike license for databases.
A permissive license for fonts allowing modification and redistribution.
A permissive license similar to BSD/MIT.
A public domain dedication with a fallback permissive license.
A very permissive license with no conditions.
A permissive license with minimal requirements.