Hi all, > An easy thing to do here would be to get a written statement from the > author about the interpretation with regard to what you intend to do - > like Duncan posted. AFAIK this only works when the code has a single author (or, you get a written statement from each author). In practice, many open source projects have lots of untrackable authors, each of which have contributed code only under the terms of the license as it was published when they contributed. The main project maintainer can't technically change the license (because that is what a written statement about the intent really does) for the code it does not own copyright over.
Gr. Matthijs
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