On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:16:17 -0700 Michael Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> "We" do not own anything because "we" are not a legal entity.  So
> there is no such thing as "our" code.  There is raster's code, and
> there's devilhorns' code, and there's your code...but there's no
> "our" code.

Which is precisely why any change is a wasted effort.  There is an
email circulating asking all known authors of EFL their opinion on
changing the license.  The CC list is massive, so much so that my email
server refused to send my reply and I had to trim out some addresses.
Even then I got 10 bounces due to email addresses no longer existing.
To change the license we need a unanimous decision by every author.
That is very likely not possible.

There may or may not be any gains in changing, but I doubt the gains
will be worth the huge effort.  The effort is very likely to fail
anyway.

Can we get back to coding now?

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