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I think it's a legitimate choice. Personally I'm not worried my work is being used that way, as long as the original project is available and works.

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As a stalwart defender of the WTFPL in my small circle of developer friends (who mostly think I'm crazy for it), you are now added to the list of people I can use to back up the fact that I'm not. ;)

Seriously though, awesome project, used it for a while.

Another example for you: libcaca. [1] However, the GNU people recommend the X11 license for small programs and Apache 2.0 if you've already decided to use a permissive license on a large program [2]

[1] http://caca.zoy.org/wiki/libcaca [2] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#WTFPL

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