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New license lesson following EU directives - #166

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@Sabryr Sabryr commented Sep 7, 2026

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This is still a draft and would take about 2 hours to teach, so need to set a 30 min version as well.

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samumantha commented Sep 7, 2026

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Once this moves forward, could you please also update the instructor guide, especially if we leave the original version in the repo.

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I wonder if this should go further down/ more hidden to not overwhelm? Maybe have a short paragraph on what's important here for the smaller projects our learners are likely dealing with at the stage of visiting the course and a drop down for the rest?

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The one thing I think is not clear to many is what it means to have no license attached to their code. Many seem to think that resolves all the complicated thinking about licenses. Could there be a warning box highlighting it?

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