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Re: [ft] Acknowledgement of using freetype
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Ian Britten |
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Re: [ft] Acknowledgement of using freetype |
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Wed, 01 Oct 2008 10:07:55 -0300 |
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Werner LEMBERG wrote:
We will use freetype in our product as binary module.
Thanks. However, there is a misunderstanding. You shouldn't send an
acknowledgement to us but acknowledge the FreeType Project in the
documentation of your product. As written earlier in FTL.TXT:
o You may not pretend that you wrote this software. If you use
it, or only parts of it, in a program, you must acknowledge
somewhere in your documentation that you have used the
FreeType code. (`credits')
[ Sorry for the late reply... ]
Hi all (Mostly the FT developers though),
Can I request a clarification of what you expect for this, both in
terms of wording/content, and also what types of "documentation" need
this content? (Note this is coming from the perspective of a
Commercial product)
Is it enough to include relevant information in some sort of 'credits'
file within the actual installation/distribution? Or is the end-user
required to actually *see* the credit, implying it would need to be
in the 'About' dialog, or the EULA (Assuming people actually read
those ;) ), or something similar?
What about marketing brochures, websites, etc? Or is the requirement
only for _users_ (Meaning someone who has actually bought a copy of
the Commercial software)?
Is something like "Built using FreeType2" enough, or does it need
to include purpose/usage, version information, URLs, FT license, etc?
Thanks for any info (And keep up the great work)!
Ian
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