SQL Server 2012 license Web Application for Public

Hi,
We have ASP.NET application and planned to host public accessible. So All public users can see my web application, then share the link via twitter,facebook and Linkedin.
Can You suggest me which licensing model is best for me like, SQL 2012 Standard With CAL model or Core Licensing model.
Thanks,
Thangaraj

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see
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