Aren't the translations released under the same license as jsword, which
means you don't need to ask permission? I mean, unless the translators
made some effort to apply a different license the contributed
translation is under the same open source license as the rest of the
code, right? Not a lawyer myself, but it makes sense to me.
Daniel
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
On the side note: does anyone know who are the copyright owner of
other available locales (chinese zh and zh_CN, and german de) from
BibleDekstop, so I could ask permission to include those on Alkitab
Bible Study.
The German was done originally by someone else (do not know who) then
completed by me, then finished off by again another contributor.
You got my permission, but you would need to seek the other two.
The Chinese was done by two guys who worked in unison - AFAIR
Peter
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