{"push_id":665427979,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"0a7242aed44fcd7ef18327cc5b10263fd9807a35","before":"1c095ddaffd7e33cc89449d77a1cc25a781f8a92","commits":[{"sha":"0a7242aed44fcd7ef18327cc5b10263fd9807a35","author":{"email":"82349cb6397bb932b4bf3561b4ea2fad50571f50@gmail.com","name":"Yorick Peterse"},"message":"Change license from MIT to MPL 2.0\n\nWhile the MIT license is a fantastic license for those too lazy (or\nunable) to understand more complex licenses it's too lax when it comes\nto protecting authors (= me). For example, there are no clauses regarding\npatents or ownership of source code. This means that patent trolls\ncould, in theory, drag me to court.\n\nOf course one can still do that when using the MPL, but at least it has\nan explicit clause regarding patents. The MPL also provides a nice\nbalance between the MIT license and the Apache license. I don't like the\nApache license as it requires listing any significant changes in every\nchanged file.\n\nIn short, I don't really care what people do with my software (they\ncould sell it for millions for all I care), as long as they don't drag\nme to court or otherwise hold me accountable for something.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/YorickPeterse/oga/commits/0a7242aed44fcd7ef18327cc5b10263fd9807a35"}]}