Ability to change the license listed at the bottom of the page
Problem: The license at the bottom of each pages is the same site wide. This is less appropriate for sites that may have different licensing for different pages. This wikiversity example, or wikisource example are both licnesesd CC-BY, yet the bottom of the page still claims that they are CC BY-SA (No idea what the page metadata says).
Who would benefit: Those making any pages that aren't CC BY-SA
Proposed solution: Simply allow display of different licesnse (and altered page metadata) based on a template or category.
Through it might vary for other projects, I'd envisage that in the case of wikisource, it's be decided based on the license of the original source, and in the case of wikiversity, it'd be decided by agreement of all the contributors (after which additional contributors would be editing under that new license). T.Shafee(Evo﹠Evo)talk09:17, 22 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]
Individual users cannot have the power to change the license of the content. It seems more appropriate to make a separate project with the required license, if interested. Pages can have multiple licenses while being CC-BY-SA (as long as the other licenses or copyright statuses are more permissive, of course). Nemo09:20, 22 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]