J.B. Nicholson-Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I release these patches as "fameware". If you use them in any non-private
> > way, give me credit. These patches are not to be sold for profit (heaven
> > forbid). They were free when I got them and so they shall remain.
>
> Here's where my problem
In addition to David Given's warning, which I agree with and I find reason
enough to not consider eawpats DFSG-free, I add the following.
Andrew Suffield quoted the license for eawpats:
> So, basicly[sic] you can not use the analog drums or the pistol files in any
> commercial work. This is out o
On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 15:27, Andrew Suffield wrote:
> Here is the complete text of the 'license' for eawpats, such as it is:
[...]
> I couldn't remember which ones were
> covered by this, so I just flatly said that the whole set was for
> non-commercial use only. Since then, I have extracted the *
Here is the complete text of the 'license' for eawpats, such as it is:
==
There has been some interest in using this patch set commercially. I am
flattered, but I'm not sure what to say here. I know that there are some
patches that came from the ultrasnd mirrors which contained notices that
they
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