----- Original Message ----- From: "John Cowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > IMHO it makes sense to release a manual under the same license > as the software, so that it can be changed in synchrony with the software. > What you have here looks like a close variant of new-BSD. > If you are releasing the software under new-BSD, then use new-BSD as > the documentation license as well. What if, however, as in my case, you are writing standalone documentation to software you did not produce, or detailing techniques, or even an academic treatise... the sLODL is suitable for all... http://www.simpleLinux.org/legal/sLODL.html SamBC
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