Changing the license

[tr7zw]

Hey there,
I recently got notified about https://blog.modrinth.com/p/licensing-guide . Right now this project uses the "GNU General Public License v3.0" license(short GPL-3.0), but as outlined by the article

Typically, when a copyleft license is wanted, the GPL-3.0 or AGPL-3.0 would be used. However, these licenses are incompatible if linking into Minecraft, due to an issue with the difference between proprietary and free software outlined by these licenses.

, using GPL-3.0 may technically not be usable for a Minecraft Mod, since Minecraft is closed source.
In general, this isn't a giant issue, but it would be better to resolve this long-term (and especially sooner than later).
The plan is to switch to the LGPL-3.0 license, which is mostly the same as the current one but allows linking to proprietary software(Minecraft).
Please give a quick confirmation under this discussion:
@AdvancedWipe ✅
@RedVortexDev
@Hexasan ✅
@TheMrEngMan ✅
@Mccandycube6623
@ViTulyankin ✅
@ttrafford7
@fartdev ✅
@spnda ✅
@BeansBeefBroccoli ✅
@GodGun968 ✅

[spnda]

I guess this also stands for all other fabric/forge mods of yours (Spigot plugins on the other hand have to be GPL-3.0), but yeah I'm fine with it (and for all other mods I contributed to).

[tr7zw]

AFAIK this is my only project using GPL-3 (all others are MIT/my own license/ARR), so only this project is affected I think.

[TheMrEngMan]

All good with me, thanks for the mention.

[AdvancedWipe]

I am fine with that as well.

[BeansBeefBroccoli]

Sounds good 👍

[Hexasan]

Ok with me👍

[Vi-Tul]

No problem 👌

[fartdev]

No problem

[GodGun968]

OK

[tr7zw]

Mainly @RedVortexDev is missing(they changed their name, and probably didn't get the ping correctly). The other missing ones are language files, which can be removed if the authors are against the change(for whatever reason).