So I figured I would just give my fonts away for free -- at least for personal, non-commercial use. If someone (or some company) out there really wanted to use my fonts for some money-making project, well, I'd probably have to take that on a case-by-case basis (like, if some mom & pop private printing company was doing a one-off run of a 100 little books or something, I'd probably just let them use it for free, but if Hollywood came a-callin', that would be a different story!).

Is there some sort of standard license for basically that sort of purpose?
I also was looking at the OFL stuff, too -- that looks interesting. There's just SO much gobbledygook to go through with them, too, though, that I find it a bit confusing. I do gather that pretty much anyone can declare their font an OFL-licensed font? Like, you don't have to get "approved" or something first? So that would just be the license that I include in my font -- and slap their little logo on my web page and stuff, too?
I do gather, though, that an OFL font is not limited to personal/non-commercial use, though -- so if someone did want to use my font for a commercial project, then they'd be free to do so. Is that right?
Any suggestions on what to do would be great! Or even if you see a flaw in any of my reasoning here, if there's something I'm not "seeing."
