[JDEV] license?

[Thomas Charron]

Quoting Robert Thompson <robert at sv3.com>:

> This is a great point.
> I don't want to get involved in something that is not a standard open
> effort.
> If there is not a true License Published then there are no guarantees
> regardless if there is a published "team effort".
> Could someone who has experience with open efforts shed some light on if
> this Jabber effort is adhering to the standard open source methods?

  Code is being published GENERALLY under the GPL.  As with other efforts, it's 
really up to the author of the code what happens with it.  As example, the 
original Perl modules are under Artistic Licence.  Others may choose to donate 
their code under other licences.  The Jabber CORE, however, should require GPL..

Thomas Charron
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