Oh, really? The license on my code is (and always was) MIT (i.e. more lenient than Apache) . If there is a problem with that then you also have a problem with Torsten's project (which is obviously based on my code).
I don't see any reason why you shouldn't remove it in favor of Torsten's project, but please do not imply that it is because of "legal problems".
Chris, (CC'ing you, as I don't know whether you're subscribed or not)
Sorry, my fault. I may have confused this with other discussions :-(
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