| Re: xmas break project update [message #183196 is a reply to message #183191] |
Thu, 22 December 2005 18:04   |
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Dante
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Registered: February 2003
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After getting off the phone with the Free Software Foundation, creators and enforcers of the GNU license.
You are actually in fact in violation of this license if it does in fact exist, as you don't include any licensing information in the current downloadable release which is said to be protected by this license.
By burning a disc and sending it to my companies backup service, which uses a government timestamping system to validate dates and times of files, the software that I know have in my possession is under no license, and is "free source code".
You should really be more familiar with your licenses Jon, im really suprised you would oversight this. Not one single copyright notice in any of the readme.txt or source code.
RenEvo
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