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GPL and MIT are more or less the same to be frank.
I personally prefer GPL because I love GNU/FSF. Implications are pretty much the same. -
Definitely MIT.
GPL is a restrictive mess, that will eventually reduce the success of your project, since it restricts its use cases.
Also its much easier to understand than GPL, for proof, just visit https://choosealicense.com and compare the GPLv3 and MIT samples. -
I use MIT for pretty much everything I make, simple and permissive. I used GPL before but MIT is less text what means less subtle restrictions.
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When I contribute, I use the license of the project. Otherwise, the most projects will not accept the contribution.
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GPL is certainly not the same as MIT. I usually use the latter or just no liecense when I'm doing my own thing. Never GPL dear god
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Haxk20432034yMIT is basically. Use the code as you wish just don't sue me.
GPL is for projects that you create and are kind of new thing and you don't want people stealing the project to sell it.
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