Open Source Licence (LGPL or GPL)
Robert Brenstein
rjb at rz.uni-potsdam.de
Wed Sep 10 20:50:06 EDT 2003
>Robert Brenstein wrote:
>
>> The only concern about PD I have is that it is just that: public
>> domain. Anyone can take what we have and do whatever they want with
>> it, including marketing it commercially. In other words, PD may be
>> too a broad license. Do we care?
>
>Scott doesn't, and it's his baby.
>
>Anything I put into the IDE would be fair game. If I need to protect
>something I'll just make a plug-in.
>
>Besides, it's only a risk to the degree that someone can get people to pay
>for something that's also freely available.
>
>And in this case it's even less likely to be an issue since the file frmat
>is proprietary and requires a license from Rev to use.
>
>--
> Richard Gaskin
Good point. I sort of forgot that one must buy Rev license in order
to use the engine and MC IDE is just an alternative to Rev's own at
that point.
Robert
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