Right now there's no formal license attached to the text of the site/wiki, so it defaults to All Rights Reserved by all the individual contributors. We should fix this so we use an "open" license, as a lab that is so involved in open source, and also because this is the fastest way to #23.

@RignonNoel did some researches and decided that CC-BY-4.0 or CC-BY-NC-4. are the most common and simplest options right now.

We will need to get the consent of everyone who has contributed, like @alexfoias and @ahill187, to get their consent for the transition.

Originally posted by @kousu in #23 (comment)