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Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files
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Wojtek Kosior |
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Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files |
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Fri, 22 Dec 2023 22:06:20 +0100 |
Thanks for the response
> Could you publish your diffs elsewhere with an appropriate note that
> they are also available under CC-0 from there?
Well, that's more or less what I am already doing with a public git
repo for my fork — except I'm not sure how an "appropriate note" would
look like. Where do you imagine it? In a commit message? Elsewhere?
> > I'd like the lines of code I authored to be dual-licensed under
> > GPL-3.0-or-later and CC0-1.0. This is purely for personal reasons (as
> > having a mere few dozens of lines in a project under CC0 causes no
> > practical change to the project).
>
> As someone who grew up under Microshaft's dominance of the PC market,
> I'm not sure I agree with that characterization. Someone who choses the
> GPL for a project is probably opposed to CC-0 for that project.
I see. I believe we have similar experiences and similar moral rating
of Microsoft's actions — and just different attitude to making use of
legal force :)
"no practical change" was meant to mean that it would still be
impossible to integrate said project into a proprietary product. One
would need to obtain a non-copyleft license from other ~1071
contributors. Or slightly fewer but still…
Best
Wojtek
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On Fri, 22 Dec 2023 10:00:32 -0800 Felix Lechner <felix.lechner@lease-up.com>
wrote:
> > I'd like the lines of code I authored to be dual-licensed under
> > GPL-3.0-or-later and CC0-1.0. This is purely for personal reasons (as
> > having a mere few dozens of lines in a project under CC0 causes no
> > practical change to the project).
>
> As someone who grew up under Microshaft's dominance of the PC market,
> I'm not sure I agree with that characterization. Someone who choses the
> GPL for a project is probably opposed to CC-0 for that project.
>
> Could you publish your diffs elsewhere with an appropriate note that
> they are also available under CC-0 from there?
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- Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Wojtek Kosior, 2023/12/22
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Felix Lechner, 2023/12/22
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files,
Wojtek Kosior <=
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Felix Lechner, 2023/12/22
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Wojtek Kosior, 2023/12/23
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Liliana Marie Prikler, 2023/12/23
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Nguyễn Gia Phong, 2023/12/23
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Wojtek Kosior, 2023/12/27
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Wojtek Kosior, 2023/12/27
- Re: Mixing GPL and non-copyleft code in source files, Liliana Marie Prikler, 2023/12/27