> Thanks for the quick reply. Keeping LPPL is fine, I was about to ask for it
> but thought that you would know better.
We think the best way in the current situation is to clearly document
the licences under which a file has been made available. It's unlikely
a third-party developer would make changes to the file under the terms
of the LPPL when there is a more liberal licence available, but Mojca
and I, as stewards of the hyphenation repository, want to keep the
information on hand.
> And thanks for the LibreOffice remark. I know that they have different
> patterns but have not looked into it.
> Maybe it is time to do it.
That would certainly be interesting.
Best,
Arthur
