License ?

[juliardi]

I want to use my Java implementation based on your Python and VB.NET implementation (I've send the pull request at #2, please review them), but I am not sure if it's allowed considering that you are not listing any License statement in this repository.
So, would you consider adding a license to this repository?
Thank you

[DoubleLabyrinth]

Oh, I'm sorry that I forgot your pull request. Well, I hardly use Java. It has been several years since I fixed some bugs of a game server last time. So when I saw your pull request a few weeks ago, I decided to check your code later. But, you see, I forgot. I'm sorry. I will check it as quickly as possible.

As for license, well, I have never think of that. Because, you see, few of people star it or fork it. This repository is not a formal project. I wrote it just for telling people what I found. Now you talk about it. I say this repository uses General Public License.

[juliardi]

Thank you for your response. I am sure that you have a good will, considering that you share this in a public repository.
Just a suggestion here, that having an explicit LICENSE file in your repository will be more reassuring, and someone like me won't need to ask for your permission explicitly each time they want to use your code.

[juliardi]

According to
https://www.apache.org/licenses/GPL-compatibility.html
and
rubychan/coderay#25
it looks like a GPL licensed code can't be used in Apache 2.0 licensed software (it is a one-way compatibility).
So, would you mind to change this repository license to a more permissive license such as Apache 2.0 or MIT license? By using them, I think your work would be more open to the public :)

[DoubleLabyrinth]

Ok, I have set it MIT license.

[juliardi]

Wow, thank you for accepting my request :)