Licencing against damage caused by software

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I have decided to use a non commercial creative commons license. Is their a compatible license i can use to guard against unintentional damage caused by the software.

Posted 22-Jul-12 14:04pm

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-22T14:10:00

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I'd have thought any license would do that, but if it does not, just insert a clause to say that people use your software at their own risk and you accept no liability nor do you warrant the software as being suited to any particular purpose.

Posted 22-Jul-12 14:10pm

Christian Graus