[nonoesp]

WTFPL (Do What The F*k You Want To Public License) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL

[andersa]

This seems like a bad idea. Surely the warranty and liability disclaimer found in licenses like MIT exists for a reason.

[gorgoiler]

Off the top of my head the CAPITALIZED WARRANTY DISCLAIMER is specific to a subset of states in the US. If you’re outside those jurisdictions (or any other where it is required) then for aesthetic or principled reasons I can see why you wouldn’t kowtow to the legalese spiral.

[swiftcoder]

> Surely the warranty and liability disclaimer found in licenses like MIT exists for a reason

Obviously IANAL, but I entirely don't see how the WTFPL (which does not ask the consumer to accept any restrictions) would create an implied contract (which would seem to be a necessary precondition for a warranty obligation)?