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Nothing wrong with public domain. =) I've been using [http://www.opensource.org/licenses/Zlib zlib], and I also like [http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT]. A common one on the wiki (which I also once used) is [[RWPCL]]. I actually posted some thoughts on licenses a while back here: [[Archived_talk:User:Voidious_20110909#Choice_of_license]]. It's definitely up to personal preference.

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zlib, MIT and Creative Commons Attribution all look nice to me as "credit where credit is due" permissive licenses.

The smoother method I'm hoping to use is from a talk page here on RoboWiki. RoboWiki:Copyrights is blank, so I'm not sure how to proceed with that code.

Should have this code in a testable state, hopefully with a test painter bot to squash bugs this weekend or on Monday, depending on how life goes.

Anything without a license listed is probably free to use as if it's public domain. I think we stumbled on deciding on a license for wiki content because so much of it was added before any license was specified, so it seems wrong to try and retroactively add a license. Very good point that we should update RoboWiki:Copyrights, though, given how prominently it's displayed.

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