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> So though I've defended recruiters here before, and posted job ads myself,
> I think we should consider the possibility that all that's needed is to not
> allow job ads (or not allow recruiters if you like -- but I think
> simplicity is a virtue here). Then rogue job ads can be responded to on
Unfortunately I'll have to agree with this too, I was surprised to see that
thread happening here.
One thing that is missing on the CoC for Python is actually what happens
when situations like this arise.
It just says that we will be respectful, well, that didn't happen, how can
we prevent it fro
Hi guys,
I'm organizing the next Oxford Python meetup and was wondering whether
any of you have a talk to give or know anyone that could do that.
It will happen next Thursday (October 16) at 7:00pm in Oxford (venue
not set yet).
http://www.meetup.com/oxfordpython/events/211586202/
Cheers,
Gil
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I understand your concern since it doesn't look very DRY to put the license
in all the source files but I believe
that putting at least a header in each of the files as well as a full
License file in the root of your project is the
best way to do it.
Check this:
http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk/resource
