I planned to make API documentation generated from comments and interfaces of Python code licensed under GNU AGPL3+, and some text written just for the documentation (using Sphinx [0] to combine it into HTML, PDF or Info files). This would have significant practical advantages for a small project to avoid documenting it twice and to have the documentation less outdated.
I'm not sure if such documentation would be considered a "manual" and if GNU FDL would be needed for it to be hosted on Savannah, or could it be licensed under GNU AGPL3 or later. If FDL is needed, is there a GPL exception which could be used for the code with comments included into the documentation, or should I write a completely separated FDL-licensed manual instead? [0] http://sphinx.pocoo.org/
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