Ben Finney wrote: > Right. The license statement as you present it does not grant anyone > permission to redistribute modified versions, nor to re-license the work > to other recipients, both of which would be needed for that change to be > legal. Clear. > The apparent intent of the author would be well served by the > widely-understood and wholly free-software Expat license terms > <URL:http://www.jclark.com/xml/copying.txt>. As it stands, only the > copyright holders in the work can make that change. Interesting. I'll try to propose this license. Thanks for the clarifications! Cheers, Ludovico
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