All the available licenses would be enough, if there wasn't a problem: Nearly all licenses allow it,
so that others can modify or distribute your creation. Not only that, they also have the ability to
make money off of it.
I think it's time to put the creator, the artist, first.
It may sound dumb at first, but think about it: Imagine your software on GitHub like a painting in an art
gallery - and you are the artist. You want to show your cool painting off, right? But, at the same
time, you don't want people to steal your painting or make a picture of your art and sell it, as if
it were their own. Of course, they can always write your name at the bottom left of their stolen
painting, but who reads that anyway?
And that's where this license comes into play. The Look-But-Don't-Touch License (LBDT License) is a statement:
your code is not just a tool, it’s an expression. It’s meant to be seen, not used. This license protects
your work from unwanted exploitation while still allowing others to admire your effort and creativity.
It gives you, the creator, full control—and makes sure everyone else knows where the boundaries are.