Le 2011-07-18 18:07, C. Olofson a écrit :
In short, we will not host closed-source but we can reference it for the
good of the larger community. I believe this is preferable for two reasons:
* this site becomes a comprehensive resource to the community
* the conditions are an incentive for non-GNU developers to re-think
their licensing
* TDF actively demonstrates inclusiveness yet again.
Italo, thank you again for responding. And if this isn't the proper
forum for this thread, please point me in the right direction. I am only
now understanding how difficult it is to manage the volume of messaging
going on in this product.
Regards,
-Craig
We had talked very briefly on, perhaps, referencing extensions and
templates that didn't fit due to their licensing but didn't really come
to a conclusion.
We could all make suggestions and see if we could come to a consensus.
Cheers
Marc
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