[Freeswitch-dev] Commercial module development?

[Anthony Minessale]

Commercial modules are acceptable.

You can dist your module as binary only but you may not use the
trademark of FreeSWITCH to promote it without license.
We prefer that companies who develop commercial add-ons do something
to help the community but we do not demand it.





On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 1:24 PM, raul2r2 raul <raul2r2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi...
>       I'm thinking in developing a new module for Freeswitch for commercial
> use and distribution. It would be a new end point module based in a
> propietary binary protocol. And here the problem raise, because I'm a bit
> confusing about MPL license and its implications. Would this module be
> considered as a derivate work?.
>       If it's considered as a derivate work, is it any kind of commercial
> license for freeswitch?.
>       and the last question, if any of this is possible, could I statically
> link Freeswitch core or some of its modules in my application if I don't
> modify its source code?.
> Regards,
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