Should have gone with the WTFPL.
(Actually I am curious as to what a large project under WTFPL would look like.)
I wonder how much of their bandwidth will be taken up by lol cats and tweens nabbing the latest $CurrentPopArtist Album?
Money down McDonald's will never get nailed by the *IAA's for people downloading content on their networks. If I left my wifi at home open to everyone and someone nabbed a movie or something off of it, you'd bet it'd be my ass that'd get in trouble.
My city had the opportunity to have free city wide wifi (probably just for a year) because a local company was trying to start up and wanted to show off their service (and test their equipment). The city council decided the city's citizens were not interested in such a thing as wireless internet.
One of our neighboring cities now enjoys said city wide wireless.
Course my city decided that using a point to point wireless system using radio (maybe micro wave) was a great idea for their internal infrastructure.
Eureka! -- Archimedes