What's the best license for my website?

Posted by John Maxim on Programmers See other posts from Programmers or by John Maxim
Published on 2011-02-14T17:13:58Z Indexed on 2011/02/15 7:32 UTC
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I have developed a unique website but do not have a lot of fund to protect it with trademark or patents. I'm looking for suggestions so that when my supervisor gets my codes, some laws restrict anyone from copying it and claim their work. I'm in the middle of thinking, making the application a commercial one or never allowing it to be copied at all. What kind of steps am I required to take in order to make full measurements so my applications are fully-protected?

I've come across a few, one under my consideration is MIT license. Some say we can have a mixture of both commercial and MIT. I would also like to be able to distribute some functions so it can be modified by others but I'd still retain the ownership.

Last but not least, it's confusing when I think of protecting the whole website, and protecting codes by codes in division. How should we go about this?

Thanks.

N.B I have to pass it over to the supervisor as this is a Uni project. I need this to be done within 2 weeks. So time to get my App protected is a factor here.

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