OT: Opinion, best open source license to use?

[Jason Carson]

There is also the option of dual licensing your software. Here is a bit
about doing that...

http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk/resources/duallicence2.xml


> Hey Guys,
>
> I was wondering what your opinion is for best open source license to
> use? I'm planning on open sourcing a simple program that I created for
> Android as I don't have time to spend alot of effort on it and quite
> alot of people are still using it. (So maybe someone might actually
> benefit from it.)
>
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