(02-08-2017, 09:18 PM)jkl Wrote: Which license - except the WTFPL - does this and why should it be a better choice?

I think we've discussed this already you and I when I made the research about licenses.
There's the CC0, Creative Common 0, here it is.
It's a bit more "professional" to waiver your right, let's say, than to have a "wtf" in your license.

Between, you even said the following, in the podcast discussion:

Quote:Note that, unlike other Public Domain licenses, the WTFPL does not have a liability clause so you could still be sued if your WTFPL'd application causes any damage. (Not proven yet.)

Which is your own arguments against the wtfpl.