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Expand Up @@ -52,7 +52,8 @@ Ten tabs later I realized two things:
1. The legal substrate of our world is still mostly old-school FOSS.
2. None of the existing licenses really speak PromptWare yet.

Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL) and then zooming out into the bigger question:
Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL, see my other blog post [From GPL to Prompts: Rethinking Open Source Licenses for the AI-Native Era
](https://preangel.ai/2025/12/02/from-gpl-to-prompts/)) and then zooming out into the bigger question:
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The markdown link has a line break in the middle of the link text. The opening bracket [ is on line 55, but the closing ] and URL are on line 56. This can cause rendering issues in some markdown parsers.

Consider reformatting to keep the link on a single line, or at least break after the link text:

Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL, see my other blog post 
[From GPL to Prompts: Rethinking Open Source Licenses for the AI-Native Era](https://preangel.ai/2025/12/02/from-gpl-to-prompts/)) and then zooming out into the bigger question:

Or keep it all on one line if line length permits:

Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL, see my other blog post [From GPL to Prompts: Rethinking Open Source Licenses for the AI-Native Era](https://preangel.ai/2025/12/02/from-gpl-to-prompts/)) and then zooming out into the bigger question:
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Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL, see my other blog post [From GPL to Prompts: Rethinking Open Source Licenses for the AI-Native Era
](https://preangel.ai/2025/12/02/from-gpl-to-prompts/)) and then zooming out into the bigger question:
Which is how I ended up sketching a Prompt Public License (PPL, see my other blog post [From GPL to Prompts: Rethinking Open Source Licenses for the AI-Native Era](https://preangel.ai/2025/12/02/from-gpl-to-prompts/)) and then zooming out into the bigger question:

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> If prompts are the new programs, what era of software are we actually in?

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