Hello, all.

I need help from expereinced maintainers, because I don't know, how to do it
right.
I have some QT program, qutIM, which should be builded by cmake. Also, there
is a number of plugins, who use qmake for building and are developed as
separate branches. For plugin compilation its source must be placed to the
qutim source /plugins/ directory, i.e. I must have source of qutim to
compile qutim plugin. So I have a problem, how must I organize their
packaging? I have an idea to create one source package qutim, which will
include all plugins and produce after compilations packages qutim,
qutim-plugin-icq, qutim-plugin-jabber, etc. But as the main package and
plugins are developed by different teams, I don't know - is it possible?
Should I place plugins in orig.tar.gz or in diff.tar.gz? Or such packaging
should be done in completely different way? I really don't know :)
And 2 minor questions: I haven't found clear answer, which CC licenses are
treated as DFSG compatible now? Could someone read this license:
http://pastebin.com/m4ba1c5ed and say, can I package smile pack, which uses
this license, for the non-free section, or it'll be rejected?
Thank you.

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Best wishes,
Velichko Vsevolod

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