modified Hack license to MIT license (#271) #321
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👏 👍 Looking to remove the silly name I thought of in the Nerd Fonts patched version "Knack" 😄 |
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@ryanoasis responded to you on Twitter. Shoot me an email if you are interested in stickers. Happy to mail them to you Ryan. We send lots of users to your Nerd Fonts patched version of the fonts and appreciate inclusion in your collection! |
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The Hack license for work in the Hack project was modified to the MIT license. Changes in this PR update the Hack license in the source files (built into OpenType tables of fonts), the LICENSE.md file, and the README.md file. This change removes the reserved font name from the Hack typeface.
Full discussion was held in #271
Public comment was open in the above thread x 1 month with very helpful feedback to reach the decision about this change. All project lead authors invited to comment and have had opportunity to provide feedback on this change. Change is approved and we will move forward with the licensing change.