permissive license

A permissive license is a type of software license that allows users to freely use, modify, distribute, and even sell the software with minimal restrictions. Unlike stricter licenses, which may require users to share their changes or keep the software open, permissive licenses typically only ask for attribution to the original creators. This makes them appealing for developers who want to encourage collaboration and innovation while still protecting their contributions. Examples of permissive licenses include the MIT License and the Apache License.