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The fuz.dev projects have moved from MIT to 0BSD, similar but without the attribution requirement. Copy the code freely, that's what it's there for. The first 6 years were me, but starting last year it's increasingly guided Claude, which means it belongs to everyone else, no strings attached.

fuz.devFuz - friendly user zystem

15/10/26, 5:32 pm0 reposts0 likes

Ryan Atkinson

@ryanatkn.com

Fuz is infra and dev tools, and that's why I chose 0BSD. I do plan on licensing certain apps of mine with the AGPL to protect users, but I also think it's ethical for some services to host adversarial users without giving them the backend source, so my infra code is unencumbered.

Ryan Atkinson

@ryanatkn.com

This world is full of people who opportunistically harm others, and hosting a service is a two-way street - I believe users should have far more rights than typically given today, but not absolute rights to every host's code. In some cases I believe prioritizing the host is pro-human on balance.