Wohaaaa! sorry to read about your dreadful experience... On November 23, 2010 01:37:16 pm kfj wrote: > Okay. But having followed the procedure you proposed
I trust you did. > So I wasn't not quite sure what my SF status was. Given what you report I am not quite sure what SF's status is. > So I'm currently stalled. I can't think anymore, I've spent the day on > other legal stuff and I'll call it a day now and switch off. I'll look > at SFs t&cs again tomorrow - but maybe there's another way as well? yes there is. If you have a Launchpad account, you can start a repo up there. Unfortunately it is only Bazaar. In many ways it is very similar to Mercurial, but it has one "feature" (professional coders may call it a bug) that it auto-adds everything that is new in the checkout folder, so if you don't pay attention it will litter your repository with temporary files and other stuff. > I > suppose I could after all just upload to PyPI (I'll have to have a > look at their legalese as well...). well, if the legalese is what bothers you; and you have already been through LP's legalese... try there? > So, in a nutshell, it seems that the openID procedure was a pointless > detour on my way to a sourceforge account. Seems at least I gained a > launchpad ID on the way... I am sorry to read that the OpenID procedure was a pointless detour. Since I already had an SF account when I linked my OpenID to it, my experience was completely different. Had I known that I was sending you to such a dreadful nightmare, I would not have recommended you to go this way. I wish you a good evening and hope this experience will not prevent you from publishing / sharing your work. Yuv > > with regads > Kay
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