Unlicense - One Year of Public Domain Code

I'm trying to use the Unlicense whenever I can. I'm even retroactively licensing past open source projects (and many projects I did as part of university classes), to encourage reuse as much as possible.<p>My sincere thanks to those who worked hard on the Unlicense! :)

What's the story on using the Unlicense with libraries under other licenses? I'd love to use it, but I depend on libraries that are under Apache and LGPL licenses. Is it compatible?

I really wish there was a license that forced developers after a certain amount of profit/time they would make their code open source. I would buy a lot more software if I knew I was supporting something that is useful and would soon be free for all. That sort of license could be really beneficial for developers who want to work on small open source projects full time.

kinda cool to see creative commons has recognized unlicense as a legitimate alternative for dedicating code to the public domain.

<i>"The best estimate I can give, from having semi-actively tracked the growth of adoption for the last year, is that there must at the very least now be many hundreds of projects using the Unlicense. I doubt we have yet crossed the 1,000-project mark, but I'm quite certain that in another year's time we will have."</i><p>Someone should make a list of them (that goes beyond 50 projects). Without some sort of substantiation, there's no real reason to believe this claim.

great work, unlicense is my go-to license for all projects!