Am 24.11.2011 21:27, schrieb Dennis E. Hamilton: > Simple point: Something is category B because someone with the > authority to do so put a category B license on it. It doesn't matter > what it is or how wrong-headed they were to do that. > > More complicated: It is important to understand the principle behind > how category B material is handled the way it is in binaries. It is > about not having users commit errors with regard to the licensing of > some material and making it difficult to innocently violate the > applicable license. It seems that you don't get the point. I just wanted to mention that the dictionary files we have in svn can be seen as and *end product* and so probably(!) are comparable more with a binary file than with a source file. This would leave the option that we even can ship them with a source release. I don't say that this is a fact, I just wanted to point out a possibility that is worth investigating.
Regards, Mathias
