Ok. Some of you have probably come across my post on monks, but I ask here with a bit more detail.
My project is a suite for Internet Service Provider management. The core engine is topped off with a web gui interface. This project contains about 7,800 lines of code, POD and unit tests. The HTML/email templates are separate, but I do intend to integrate them into the core of the project. There are also a few other personal packages which I've written that I tap into, but they are better left separate ( RadiusMgmt, EmailMgmt etc). These will be re-written, because what I know now, I didn't know then. The company that employs me is very small, and although I don't believe there will ever be a problem with giving my code away, I want to take advantage of the fact that I have never signed anything to say I ``can't'' give it away. I'm at a stage where some of our staff is testing, so before the powers-that-be decide that this is company code: What is the quickest and easiest way to ensure my code is truly licensed as public domain, if I don't feel that the code is quite CPAN worthy? Do I put it somewhere with a license in it? Can I simply share it with someone else, with a license in it? Steve
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
