Hi Matt,
First of all: great project. I came across outcome-kit and it looks very close to something I’m building internally around ad performance analysis: identifying real winners, fake winners, underfed opportunities and wasted spend.
I noticed the README refers to the project as open-source, but I couldn’t find a LICENSE file in the repository.
Would you be willing to add an explicit open-source license, for example MIT or Apache-2.0? That would make it much clearer for other developers and small businesses whether they can safely study, reuse or adapt parts of the project in their own tools, while of course keeping attribution and respecting the license terms.
No pressure either way — I just wanted to ask because the project looks useful and the current wording suggests it was intended to be open-source.
Thanks!
Hi Matt,
First of all: great project. I came across outcome-kit and it looks very close to something I’m building internally around ad performance analysis: identifying real winners, fake winners, underfed opportunities and wasted spend.
I noticed the README refers to the project as open-source, but I couldn’t find a LICENSE file in the repository.
Would you be willing to add an explicit open-source license, for example MIT or Apache-2.0? That would make it much clearer for other developers and small businesses whether they can safely study, reuse or adapt parts of the project in their own tools, while of course keeping attribution and respecting the license terms.
No pressure either way — I just wanted to ask because the project looks useful and the current wording suggests it was intended to be open-source.
Thanks!