Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) schreef:
> McKervey, Nathaniel wrote:
> > I would like to use your perl module DateTime, but cannot find any
> > copyright or license information. Can you tell me the terms of use?
> > For example most modules state
>
> From the DateTime documentation
<snip>
As this mail was directed to me personally as well, I think the original
request was about my bundle of all DT-related modules,
Bundle::DateTime:Complete, which doesn't include terms of use.
A Bundle:: module only contains a list of other modules; it does not
contain any source code. As such, most important for you would be the
licence of all installed modules, most of which have the same license as
DateTime (dual-licensed Artistic and GPL). If you really need to know
the license of Bundle::DT::C : it's public domain. I will add this to the
next release.
As an aside: the Bundle installs a lot of modules, and you will probably
not need most of them. As the documentation says:
If you're not seriously interested in dates, times, calendars, or
the DateTime project, you might be better served by individually
installing the modules you need.
Eugene.
