On Thursday July 26 2007 06:03:32 am Justin Johansson wrote:
Hi xsl-list,
Whilst this is not specifically an XSLT question, there are a lot of people
on this list who have opened source XSLT related works.
Since I'm a newbie in the area of open sourcing anything, I'd like to ask
the list what is the best open source license to use, that which grants
users a fair
degree of freedom to use your work more-or-less freely but still keeps
rights to your work under some reasonable level of sort of control. Issues
which would
be important to me include maintaining the look and feel of your work so
that half-baked derivatives do not destroy the flavor of your work.
Specifically, I have a mini project, a LEX/YACC style of parser for XSLT,
which I would like to share with the community.
If there is a better forum on which to ask these types of questions, please
let
me know.
Try the free software foundation mailing list.
http://www.fsf.org
With appreciation,
Justin Johansson
Australia
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