On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 12:42:48 pm you wrote: > The code has to have significant additions or modifications to be able to > add your own copyright to the main part of the code. > > (As an example, should someone who fixes spelling and grammar and adds and > changes a few sentences to a 100-page open source book be able to pretend > that code is theirs?) > > Some of the code in question had dual licensing. In that case, both > licenses should be included even when distributed. > > > Jeremy C. Reed
But does the BSDL allow the code to be relicensed? ie. i am a GPL dev, and i take a file ftp.c which is BSD licensed. Can I wrap the code in GPL license (though preserving the BSD copyright and license in there)? The BSD license doesn't indicate that this is allowed. Petr
