As Tim's response may have suggested to you: you really need to ask
your lawyer if you want a defensible answer.
That said, BSD and GPL being what they are, I think it more likely
that there would be an objection on *your* side, since GPL is much more
stringent. That is, you'd have to make certa
First off -- I'm not a lawyer. I need say that before answering this sort
of question. :) So, what follows is my general understanding of the code
license.
When you develop a 3rd party extension, you can choose to release your own
code under your own license (assuming your extension is not re-di
We are carrying out some custom development on our DSpace installation
and I would like to confirm some open source licensing issues:
It is my understanding that if I wish to license changes to any core
development I need to choose either the BSD license or a BSD-compatible
license. However, if
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