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From: Mike R. <mik...@gm...> - 2006-02-15 21:12:09
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On 15/02/06, Mike Mason <mik...@gm...> wrote: > > I don't really see the issue with a GPL license. This is test code righ= t? > It is only used internally. I thought that GPL allowed for that. A GPL > license would only become "infectious" if you start shipping your tests. > I agree, but sadly it's not my opinion that counts. If it's GPL people wi= ll > have more difficulty using it in commercial environments. That's bad, and > regardless of the correctness or otherwise of that position, it's the > position many commercial companies have taken. > Just to echo what Mike says, unfortuantely facts don't often have a heavier weight than perception. I would definitely pick a BSD- or Apache- like license and avoid the 3 letters GP & L (even if pre-fixed) it makes life for us consultant types really hard. Of course, if I wasn't a consultant I would be pushing for GPL, but I am, and only have effort to fight a certain number of battles. Mike |