WordPress Licensing Issues – the third day
Wordpress development goes on every day. At least for that part that has a committing developer. In case there is none, it gets stuck. Licensing issues only seem to be interesting in the beginning....
View ArticleWordPress Licensing Issues – Progress (Day 5)
I was not able to finish my report for day 5 in my WordPress Licensing series yesterday night, so I’ll add it this morning. My topic this time is progress. Despite the fact, that when confronted with...
View ArticleWordPress Licensing Issues – Submitting Code (Day 6) (Update 1x)
Taking care about licensing within a free software project means to care about the code that comes into the project. There are several things a project should take care of there, one of them is a clear...
View ArticleWordPress Licensing Issues – On Showing License
When it comes to the GPL wordpress front-persons Jane Wells or Matt Mullenweg do not get tired to underline the importance to spread the word about software freedom. That is generally a good thing if...
View ArticleWordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right?
If you thought that the wordpress package you can download from wordpress.org is re-distributable under GPL, then you’re thinking wrong. Why do I say so? Thanks to a ticket opened by novasource, it...
View ArticleSPDX 1.0 is Now Available!
The SPDX standard helps facilitate compliance with free and open source software licenses by standardizing the way license information is shared. SPDX reduces redundant work by providing a common...
View ArticleUsing the SPDX License List for Tagging and Linking
The Software Package Data Exchange® (SPDX™) specification is a standard format for communicating the components, licenses and copyrights associated with a software package. Their website has a lot of...
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