License
See original GitHub issueAny chance we could get a sane license on this?
package.json
(NPM) claims this is an MIT library, but the LICENSE file says otherwise. It’s actually a mish-mash of MIT, 3-clause BSD and a custom footnote. To be clear it’s not “dual licensed” as MIT and BSD, it’s somehow both at once (with modifications from Brian!)
Could you please contact the original license holders and request the removal of the footnote, then relicense your portion as 3-clause BSD, then there will be just one license for this code.
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Using the original license seems the most legally-sound. Fixed in 1.1.8.
Sure thing.