Berin Loritsch wrote:
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It looks compatible to me.
Do the related sources actually include the above statements as an adendum to the ASL 1.1?
Log4Net uses the ASL license. The NUnit license is the text I included above in its entirety. It is not an addendum, it *is* the license.
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