I have written python bindings to the SpiderMonkey engine. I used the SpiderMonkey engine as is, compiling it from source. If I understand the licensing correctly, this means I can release my code under any license, so long as I follow section 3.6 by having a "conspicuously included" notice that part of my product is build from MPL`d source and where that`s available (pointing to the source at http://www.mozilla.org )
If the above is true, I want to release the bindings under the MIT license. Can I release my work under the other license (MIT). My intent is to let others add it to their works. If I can, the last concern I have is how do I ensure that the users of the product will maintain the "conspicuously included" notice, or is that my responsibility? I apologize in advance for my lack of legal sense of responsibility in these matters. Thanks, Mike Webb P.S. - I am not against using the MPL or NPL, but not sure if I can provide a way for others to always have the ability to reference the source from my website. _______________________________________________ mozilla-license mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-license
