>>The mailing list is probably not the right forum for posting non-trivial >>pieces of code. Geir: What's the right forum for this sort of discussion? >> > I am checking every day to see if the answer to this has popped up, but > no luck so far. In case I missed something, could someone point me into > the right direction?
The reason nobody answered this question is because we are still debating how to accept code that is both GPLv2 and ASLv2 compatible. As long as that isn't worked out the best thing to do with such code is to post them on some website with a simple MIT/X disclaimer at the top and post on the mailinglist at which URL people can check it out. (And having a individual/company assignment/disclaimer on file with either the FSF or ASF is recommended.) Cheers, Mark P.S. I am currently with poor connectivity. I have written replies to some of the discussion already, but have no way to actually get those off my laptop. Back in a day or two I hope.
