would this custom license considered DFSG-free/GPL-compatible
Dear Debian IANALs,
Would you consider this short custom license DFSG-free and compatible for
reuse/integration within projects under more permissive (MIT/BSD) or copyleft
licenses such as GPL. (do not want to burden/prime you with my analysis).
// This software is published under the terms of KeyJ's Research License,
// version 0.3. Usage of this software is subject to the following conditions:
// 0. There's no warranty whatsoever. The author(s) of this software can not
// be held liable for any damages that result from existence or use of this
// software.
// 1. This software may be used freely for both non-commercial and commercial
// purposes.
// 2. This software may be redistributed freely, paid or unpaid, in source or
// binary form, standalone or as part of a larger work, as long as this
// license information is included.
// 3. This software may be modified freely except for this license information,
// which must not be changed in any way.
// 4. If anything other than configuration, indentation or comments have been
// altered in the code, the modified code must be made accessible to the
// original author(s).
Thank you very much in advance for your time/input!
P.S. Please keep me and Martin CCed. Thank you very much
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