Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
For questions about permissive licenses, such as Apache or MIT. Note: this does not include public domain or CC0. Use [public-domain] instead.
For questions about Eclipse Public License (EPL), that is a certified Open Source license created specifically for the Eclipse Foundation.
The -NC licenses are not open source licenses, please ensure your question is about an open source issue.
Dual licensing refers to licensing under more then one license.
For questions about the Creative Commons "CC0" public domain dedication that allows copyright holders to place works in the public domain to the extent legally possible, worldwide
For questions about restrictions on open licenses, and for questions about placing restrictions, or handling restrictions with open projects
For questions about the Open Source Initiative and its relationship to free and open projects.
The Free Software Foundation defined the term Free Software and is owner of the GNU-licenses.
For questions about Free/Libre and Open Source Software. You can ask about the origin of the word, or it rationale for naming. For general cases, use the [terminology] tag.
Code which has not been published under a license and can be used only under regular copyright law.
For questions about non-legalese licenses written by programmers either jokingly or to be understandable.
For questions that deals with freedoms normally provided and/or guaranteed by Free and Open Software.
For questions about distributing open source projects via the JavaScript package manager 'npm', or other open source questions about using packages found there.
Question related to the European Union Public Licence.
Questions about GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL is copylefted)
For questions about the Creative Commons CC-BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial) license
Questions about the history of open projects, philosophies, and coming to being.
.For questions concerning the promotion and advertising of open projects, and their implications with the general public, society, and respective organizations.
For questions about the restrictive Creative Commons license, CC-BY-NC-ND meaning: no derivatives, commercial usages and mandatory attribution.
Questions about the Microsoft Public License