Publish under an appropriate license.

[muzzamo]

Hi,

Great work.

It would be excellent if you could publish your code under an appropriate license.

My suggestion is MIT and this is by far the most common choice for javascript plugins.

As your code is currently published without a license, it is copyrighted, and it is a breach of copyright for anyone to use it. Adding the MIT license would solve this problem, although the choice of which license is, of course, yours to make.

[techdude]

I appreciate the tip. I looked at the MIT and It looks great to me.

[techdude]

Should be good now

[ericlink]

I am interested in the MIT license also; I'm not seeing it in master though? Am I missing it? Thx, very helpful plugin!

[techdude]

I have it in my branch, but I don't think it has been merged to mrmoses's master yet. My code it at https://github.com/techdude/jQuery.stayInWebApp if you need the changes I added before the merge is cleared.

[ericlink]

Thx!

On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 12:04 PM, techdude [email protected] wrote:

I have it in my branch, but I don't think it has been merged to mrmoses's master yet. My code it at https://github.com/techdude/jQuery.stayInWebAppif you need the changes I added before the merge is cleared.

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