3 Jan
2012
3 Jan
'12
5:03 p.m.
On 01/04/2012 12:58 AM, Rob Hutton wrote: Can you explain how.....
From Wikipedia:
The MPL is GPL-incompatible because the GPL module cannot be legally linked with an MPL module. However, versions of the MPL such as MPL 1.1 have a provision that allows part of a program to offer the GNU GPL as an alternative choice, thereby allowing part of the program to have a GPL-compatible license.
.... leads you to the following conclusion?
That doesn't mean that the project can't accept code, it means that that the project managers don't want to, for whatever reason, and that is completely up to them. But sending someone off with the misconception that it is not allowed by license is just going to lead to future problems for someone.
Steve