[s1mp3-dev] Licensing - (L)GPL x FreeBSD
Legolas
legolas558 at email.it
Fri Jun 16 13:11:36 CDT 2006
seventh guardian ha scritto:
>>Agrees with you. I have a proposal to end this discussion :
>>
>>1. Everyone is free to choose and stick with the license they think it's
>>best.
>>
>Agree.
>
>
I would better like us to choose a license and to go with it. It's not
easy "Everyone is free to choose and stick with the license they think
it's best." since lots of problems may rise
>>3. If it was a work done by a group, the person who contributed most to that
>>work gets to decide the license of the code.
>>
>>
>I believe the others should have their proportional vote.
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>
I do not have any real comment but I felt the necessity to use the word
"anarchy" in some way. Sorry but I don't believe it would be feasible :(
>Well, an API is just an API, so it shouldn't be licensed. The software
>supporting the API would be licensed acordingly with the author(s)'s
>will, and every one would be free to write their own version
>(respecting the author's rights, of course.)
>
>
I really hate people rewriting the same code. Code gets rewritten
everyday, I would like to contribute limiting this behaviour if possible.
"my wheel is GPL and my wheel is FreeBSD". It's always a wheel, please
let's do not waste time...
>Well, it's true. Most of the work has been on the website rather than on the actual code.
>
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You cannot start writing code from istant 0 for a bucket of reasons. 1st
reason: it is not as easy as writing a solitaire game, 2nd reason: it
has something to do with an obscure hardware and its low-level
management... I agree that a lot of work has been done for and on the
website but we have not wasted time on the code front, we are (I hope)
doing things in a well planned way (apart from the latest discussion
about licensing, which is everything but not planned ;)
--
Legolas
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