Hello LibreJS developers! I'm reading this page: https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/free-your-javascript.html
And I've seen this phrase: «the human readable string does not require a specific formatting» At the moment this phrase is not correct, since AFAIK the human readable string does *not* allow spaces. Try it yourself with this problematic version: <script> // @license magnet:blabla BSD 3 clause // @license-end </script> VS this corrected version: <script> // @license magnet:blabla BSD-3-clause ... very long code // @license-end </script> IMVHO this is a bug, but, if it's by design, please update the documentation to say that the human readable license should not have any space. BTW I think this is a bug since the example itself contains spaces: [human readable name of the license] -boz -- Valerio B. E-mail typed using Evolution in Debian GNU/Linux and delivered from my own Postfix mailserver. Have fun with software freedom!
