Follow-up Comment #13, task #10086 (project administration):
>You could have one line saying something like "This file is public domain.
Originally written 2010, Luka M."
>I agree with Karl, I suggest public domain if you want a tiny header for
that files
You suggested I use the full notice so there won't be any confusion as to the
protection of users rights. Now you suggest I give up those rights (we're
talking about copyleft) just so that I can have a shorter notice. I find
this... well I don't really have a word for it. Contradictory perhaps?
If I include short GPL notice, the worst case scenario is that it'll be
treated as public domain by those who will disregard it or theoretically try
to contest it. Plus I lose copyright.
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