Rosetta after 31 July 2008
Andi Albrecht
albrecht.andi at googlemail.com
Sat Jul 5 06:01:30 BST 2008
On Jul 3, 2008, at 4:37 AM, Jeroen Vermeulen wrote:
> Not necessarily from scratch. The existing GPL'ed translations are
> effectively "published" ones. Which means they stay licensed as
> they are. If you re-import them as published uploads, further
> changes in Launchpad can be "overlaid" as BSD-licensed additions on
> top of those.
>
> You'd have to mix licenses, with the additions covered by both GPL
> and BSD, but is that a problem?
After reading the discussions about the license issue on this list,
I'm pretty unsure about the consequences. I have no problems with the
BSD license, but at least I want to have all translations licensed the
same as the project itself.
Let's assume the following:
I've uploaded a template and a german translation to Launchpad, both
GPL'ed. Someone adds for example a spanish translation and someone
else changes one or two strings in my german translation. Does this
mean that I come up with a GPL'ed template, a BSD licensed spanish
translation and a GPL'ed german translation with one or two strings
licensed under BSD?
-Andi
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