Some quick points on this. First, feel free to talk on this list about ways that Zope developers can license their stuff. It's a constructive discussion, and since I'm not a Zope developer, I can ignore it. :^) Second, regarding the licensing of Zope itself, ChrisP is right that I'm the guy on that. Or more specifically, Hadar Pedhazur (our board chairman) and I run the zope-license email alias. He and I had previously decided that, after the round closed, we'd take a fresh look at our licensing strategy. Basically, we'd like to get out of the business of having our own license, and we're open to the idea of a license that is more GPL-friendly, in the spirit of Apache, Python, etc. Thus, continue discussing what you need to do your jobs and give us some time to hash out a proposal. Thanks! --Paul On 14 Nov 2000 09:29:11 -0800 Simon Michael <simon@joyful.com> wrote:
Juan, thanks for shining some light towards this murky area. Maybe ZWiki and other zope products need to be LGPL or dual-licensed, maybe the zope license can use some refinement. I for one won't know without seeing some enlightened discussion of the issue.
This stuff is unsexy but important.
Best regards, -Simon
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