Change licence to Unlicense

[Roman Bogorodskiy]

Currently there's no license for the py-urbandict project. I was assuming that means that this code is public domain in this case, but it turns out that I'm wrong. As this is a really trivial piece of code, I just want to make it easy for people to use it whatever they want.

For this purpose I'm considering to license it under the 'Unlicense' http://unlicense.org/.

I'm adding all the committers here. Please response 'OK' if you agree or share your objections if you have any.

@notuxic @Kami @sumeet @YorikSar

Thanks,
Roman

[Sumeet Agarwal]

no objections here!

OK

On Monday, January 4, 2016, Roman Bogorodskiy [e-mail]
wrote:

Currently there's no license for the py-urbandict project. I was assuming
that means that this code is public domain in this case, but it turns out
that I'm wrong. As this is a really trivial piece of code, I just want to
make it easy for people to use it whatever they want.

For this purpose I'm considering to license it under the 'Unlicense'
http://unlicense.org/.

I'm adding all the committers here. Please response 'OK' if you agree or
share your objections if you have any.

@notuxic https://github.com/notuxic @Kami https://github.com/Kami
@sumeet https://github.com/sumeet @YorikSar
https://github.com/YorikSar

Thanks,
Roman

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#8.

Sumeet Agarwal
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[notuxic]

Ok
On Jan 5, 2016 3:00 AM, "Roman Bogorodskiy" [e-mail]
wrote:

Currently there's no license for the py-urbandict project. I was assuming
that means that this code is public domain in this case, but it turns out
that I'm wrong. As this is a really trivial piece of code, I just want to
make it easy for people to use it whatever they want.

For this purpose I'm considering to license it under the 'Unlicense'
http://unlicense.org/.

I'm adding all the committers here. Please response 'OK' if you agree or
share your objections if you have any.

@notuxic https://github.com/notuxic @Kami https://github.com/Kami
@sumeet https://github.com/sumeet @YorikSar
https://github.com/YorikSar

Thanks,
Roman

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[Tomaz Muraus]

I'm fine with that.

[Yuriy Taraday]

OK

[Roman Bogorodskiy]

Thank you, guys, I really did not expect you'll response that fast!

Along with the COPYING file, I've added the CONTRIBUTORS file with links to your github accounts. If you'd like to change the way you're displayed here, please send your pull requests.

Thanks again,
Roman