Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Just one question: I'm not entirely sure what the phrase "at your option" at the end of the copyright notice means.
It means that you (the reader) get to pick. It's standard in all GPL software (which makes up the bulk of FOSS).
Isn't this inherent when you say /or/ between the two licenses.
I would think that the at your choice is redundant and could go.
However, it didn't bother me as I, like most, just kind of glossed over the copyright crap, b/c it doesn't really affect me.
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Peter Kupfer
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