On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 01:53:27PM +0200, John Darrington wrote: > > I don't think GNU programs should have any non-trivial files CC0.
I think that some files can justifiably be non-trivial and CC0/public domain, notably * code examples * code that is used as a kind of customization but use API and a language Therefore, I think that, even though it should be very rare, it probably would help to have directions for such cases. An example, in texinfo, the file tp/init/book.pm, very simple but not exactly trivial, has this header: # This file is in the public domain. Thus it may easily be used as an # example for further customizations. If it is better to use CC0, this could be used instead for that file. -- Pat
