I guess some of you have thought about licensing issues, so might be able to help me.
I have some code that can't be included in the Debian project because it doesn't work without some bundled data. The bundled data is free (as in beer), but has a non-Debian-compliant license (it cannot be used to spam people). I can avoid bundling the data by having a second program that does know about the data write the program I wish to distribute. A bit tortuous, but if it avoids the licensing clash, probably worth the effort. But does it avoid the licensing clash? --nwetters
