On Sun, Dec 25, 2005 at 01:05:44PM +1100, An?bal Monsalve Salazar wrote: > On Sun, Dec 25, 2005 at 01:50:32AM +0200, Martin-?ric Racine wrote: > >Package: wnpp > >Severity: wishlist > >Owner: "Martin-??ric Racine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >Package name : ispell-et > >Version : 20030606 > >URL : http://www.meso.ee/~jjpp/speller/ > >aspell-et - Estonian dictionary for aspell > >iestonian - Estonian dictionary for ispell > >myspell-et - Estonian dictionary for myspell > >openoffice.org-hyphenation-et - Estonian hyphenation pattern for > >OpenOffice.org > > > >The ispell affix and wordlists, as well as the OOo hyphenation were found as > >standalone files at the above URL, along with explanations in Estonian about > >the origin of all files. Everything else is generated by my own debian/rules. > > > >The above version is timestamp of the last update produced by Jaak > >Pruulmann. > > > >I already have packages ready to upload. I however need to verify whether > >the > >software license of the Institute of the Estonian Language is considered free > >according to Debian policies, before I proceed with the upload. > > > >Copyright: > >2003-2005, Jaak Pruulmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (updated wordlist) > >1996-1999, Institute of the Estonian Language <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (original > >wordlist) > >1993, Enn Saar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (TeX hyphenation, converted for > >OpenOffice by Jaak) > > > >License: > > The present Licence Agreement gives the user of this Software Product > > (hereinafter: Product) the right to use the Product for whatever purpose > > (incl. distribution, copying, altering, inclusion in other software, > > and selling) on the following conditions: > > > > 1. The present Licence Agreement should belong unaltered to each copy > > ever made of this Product; > > 2. Neither the Institute of the Estonian Language (hereinafter: IEL) > > nor the author(s) of the Product will take responsibility for any > > detriment, direct or indirect, possibly ensuing from the application > > of the Product; > > 3. The IEL is ready to share the Product with other users as we wish > > to advance research on the Estonian language and to promote the use > > of Estonian in IT-technology now rapidly developing, yet we refuse > > to bind ourselves to any further obligation, which means that the > > IEL is not obliged either to warrant the suitability of the Product > > for a concrete use, to improve the program, or to provide a more > > detailed description of the underlying algorithms. > > (Which does not mean, though, that we may not do it.) > > 4. Whenever you use the Product, we request that you inform us by writing > > to the e-mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED] or to street address listed > > below. > > Non-free clause. Every time you use it, you will have to send an > email or a letter to them. Really? Isn't 'request' the phrase often recommended on -legal for such things? (though I understand that the license isn't the right place).
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