[ewiki] Re: getting in touch -- licensing

 We do have some GPL plugins but we do try to minimize those, especially
if what you have is only minor hacks.  How is public domain impossible?
Can't you just disclaim copyright?  Or 'license' it as "These
modifications are freely available to all for any purpose whatsoever.
They come with no warrantee whatsoever; neither express, implied, nor of
merchantability?"  Mario is in Germany so he may know enough about
European laws to help you here.

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> [mailto:ewiki-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Daniel Kinzler
> Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 12:57 PM
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> Subject: [ewiki] getting in touch
> 
> * The next thing is that i have written some plugins (or more 
> correctly, i have modified existing plugins to fit my needs) 
> and would now like to contribute them to the project. Where 
> is the best place to show you my code? Here? Also, under what 
> license would I have to put my code to contribute it? Putting 
> it into the public domain is, strictly speakting, not 
> possible under european law. And GPL ist too restrictive for 
> you, right?

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