Project License
Noun · Open Source
Definitions
The license under which a project is released and distributed. In open-source culture, the project license shapes who can use the work, how it can be modified, and whether organizations feel comfortable adopting it at all.
In plain English: The license that governs how a project may be used and shared.
Example: "They changed the project license only after long public discussion because maintainers knew licensing choices affected trust as much as legal permissions."