Joshua Kinberg wrote: > OK, so clearly we have to call in the lawyers on this one... > > Honestly, if you want to redistribute FireANT on a CD for > non-commercial purposes, I think that's in perfect accordance with our > license. If you want any customizations, then we'll talk about it and > come to an agreement that works. We're not trying to stop anyone from > getting their hands on a copy of FireANT -- obviously that would be > silly. So if this is a special case you are considering, let's just > talk about it and I'm sure we'll figure out the best way to go about > doing it. > > Why don't we do it off-list though. > > -josh > > > Your license is all about what you plan to enforce. Just put up a distribution FAQ and call it a day, don't involve the lawyers. You'll save yourself some money. If you're not going to sue someone, that's all that matters.
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