Hi, and thanks for putting this collection together — it's a genuinely useful haul.
One small thing that's blocking us (and probably others) from adopting it with
confidence: the repo doesn't have a LICENSE file. Without one, the default is
"all rights reserved," which makes teams hesitant to use or build on the skills
even when that clearly isn't the intent of an "awesome-*" list.
Would you consider adding a license — MIT or Apache-2.0 are the usual choices for
this kind of collection? If some skills are aggregated from other sources, a quick
note on their provenance/terms would help too.
Really appreciate the work. A license file would let a lot more people actually use it.
Hi, and thanks for putting this collection together — it's a genuinely useful haul.
One small thing that's blocking us (and probably others) from adopting it with
confidence: the repo doesn't have a LICENSE file. Without one, the default is
"all rights reserved," which makes teams hesitant to use or build on the skills
even when that clearly isn't the intent of an "awesome-*" list.
Would you consider adding a license — MIT or Apache-2.0 are the usual choices for
this kind of collection? If some skills are aggregated from other sources, a quick
note on their provenance/terms would help too.
Really appreciate the work. A license file would let a lot more people actually use it.