Hi all, so some time ago... oh my, it's been a year already. Either way - Creative Commons Zero has been re-classified in Fedora as allowed for content, but not for code. [0] I maintain a package, anarch [1], which is licensed under CC0. For what it's worth, in the upstream readme, the author expresses their intent for the project to be placed in the public domain: [2] > tl;dr: everything in this repository is CC0 + a waiver of all rights, > completely public domain as much as humanly possible, do absolutely anything you want > ... > I therefore release everything in this repository under CC0 1.0 > + a waiver of all other IP rights (including patents), which is as follows: > ... So I guess my question is: what do I do with it? 1) Can the package stay as-is, with a "CC0-1.0" license tag, basically grandfathered in? 2) Can the package stay, but with the license tag changed to "LicenseRef-Fedora-PublicDomain"? 3) No-go and should be retired?