I don't mind championing you but as mentioned by others, there will be
several hurdles to overcome. To change the license, you will have to
get an
agreement from everybody who ever contributed a patch to the source
you plan
to incubate, even for a minor bug fix. I don't know how painful that
would
be in your case.
IANAL, but why would you need a CLA for a minor bug fix or small
patch? For copyright to form, the item needs to be long and complex
enough to be recognized as original - a few lines don't a copyrighted
work make.
With JSPWiki, we took CLAs from major contributors (of which there
were over 20, that was quite a job) when they were identifiable, and
rewrote the sections which didn't have an identifiable author or for
which CLA could not be obtained.
/Janne
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