A good license for PHP framwork?
"Roland Häder"
r.haeder at will-hier-weg.de
Wed Jan 18 10:52:17 UTC 2006
Hello,
>
> Both of those seem good ideas. As long as you use a licence that
> is known to be a free software licence and generic (the PHP
> licence is not generic), then I think many people will be happy.
okay so it depends on my view if it is more a "library" or a "program".
>
> Beyond that, which you choose is a tactical decision based on:
> * your beliefs
I beliefe in free software. Many times discussed with friends. Some of mine
disagree making "everything" for free (they mean "no costs" and not
"freedom").
> * the preferences of your collaborators
My main project is GNU GPL and it's not a library. It's a PHP program
(script).
> * the licences used by any competitors
> and more besides.
Close-source, dedicated to one person. Unicate programming. I fully disagree
with this. I want to give everyone who want's to write browser games a
little tool in his hand.
I know there is already a free script out there on sourceforge. But the last
update is 2 to 3 years ago and no documentation is available. I want to make
it better. :-)
Okay, so I will think about it.
Thank you a lot for your help. :)
Regards,
Roland Haeder (ä = ae)
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