Just a follow-up on this email. I want to make sure proper attribution is given for the docs. I was planning on adding either an Apache License or Creative Commons license notice to the docs on my site but I don’t want it to conflict with any existing licenses. Are the README docs covered under the Apache License or something else?
Robert > On Mar 10, 2016, at 1:45 PM, Robert Munn <robert.d.m...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I have been intending to produce some documentation for James 3.x, and I am > finally getting around to the subject. > > I have taken some README notes from the source as the start of the docs, and > I am working on the language/structure of the docs as well as extending the > exiting docs with example configurations and links to other information like > setting up DKIM, etc. I have only just started but I wanted to share what > I’ve done with the group. Please feel free to copy any of the docs on my site > back to the README or the project website as desired. > > You can see what I’ve done so far here: > > http://www.bonnydoonmedia.com/index.cfm/projects/apache-james/ > <http://www.bonnydoonmedia.com/index.cfm/projects/apache-james/> > > Next I am going to add more information about specific configuration options, > e.g. changing the backend database, configuring mailets, etc. Pleas let me > know if you have any specific requests or suggestions for topics that might > be useful. > > Robert > > — > Robert Munn > >
