Follow-up Comment #4, task #14403 (project administration):
Hello Pavel,
> Many Texinfo files in doc/ lack licensing notice.
I don't understand what you want here: the copyright is in guile-cv.texi If i
add it in other file, I have a warning, 'multiple @copying...' notice, one for
any other file I would define it If I uncomment the @insertcopying, it raises
a texinfo exception...
What do you expect me to do here?
What do others (or other packages) do?
> README, NEWS, meta/guile-cv-1.0.pc.in lack both copyright
> and licensing notices.
This is the 3rd package I submit to be part of GNU, no one has ever asked me
to add a copyright notice to these file
what would it be like?
> INSTALL has an incorrect copyright notice.
afaict, it does not have any copyright notice either
> Your copy of the LGPLv3 is poorly wrapped; why not use the file from
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.txt?
I don't understand either here :). LICENSE refers to COPYING, which is a copy
of the file you mentioned
Thanks to give me some more hints here, like an example for each of the remark
you made
Happy Hacking,
David
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