Gervase Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Every time a redistribution happens, it happens under exactly one set of > license terms. It could be that the person offering the code offers a > choice, in which case the recipient chooses. Or, the person offering the > code may only offer the code under one licence, in which case the > recipient can take it or leave it. > > If you include two JS files under the MPL, then *your* distribution to > other people must be under MPL terms. It can't be under GPL terms, > because there are two MPLed files, and the GPL doesn't allow that. > > If the person who you give the software wants to redistribute it, they > can either redistribute the whole lot under MPLed terms, or they can > remove A and B and then redistribute the rest under GPLed terms. > > You want to make people who get the code from you aware of this > possibility, so you should include a file explaining it, as you said you > were going to do.
Thanks, that's quite clear. _______________________________________________ legal mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/legal
