---Reply to mail from David A. Desrosiers about Plucker in C (++)
> Before this gets too widespread, we should probably clean up
> that tree a bit more, add a README in that directory to provide some
> info about what it is, what license it is covered by, who wrote the
> original code, what features are present and missing, and so on.
>
> The most-important part is the license at this stage. There is
> a GPL_LICENSE.txt in that dir (which can probably be tossed, since we
> already have a COPYING file in the parent dir), and we should make
> sure that each file contains the license header as well, lest someone
> snatch one of the files before we stamp it, and use it in a way that
> violates that license.
>
> I hate to play the Warden, but we've seen abuse here before.
I guess the e-mail I send from work didn't get out.
Anyway, All done.
Don't worry about being the warden.
---End reply
Christopher R. Hawks
HAWKSoft
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