Jordan Moore wrote: > > If anyone has an opposing opinion, let me know... >
The New BSD License requires that the distribution retain the copyright, conditions, and disclaimer. The CC license you indicate does not require this, but I would be surprised if this overrules the condition in the New BSD License. So I think that you must include ZF's LICENSE.txt and so would anyone distributing your product, even if the CC permits them merely to link to the CC web page to notify users of the license covering your product. Also this is not a matter of license incompatibility, but I would not recommend using the CC as a software license. It says "approved for free cultural works." The main problem being that the CC has no "AS-IS" clause protecting you from liability, for example if bugs in your code result in any damage. Usual disclaimers apply: you should not rely on legal opinions from strangers on the internet. Get an opinion from a qualified legal professional about this issue before you make business decisions. Regards, Bill Karwin -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/License-Compatibility-tp15742503s16154p15743500.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
