[Soc-coordination] GSoC 2014: mhonarc replacement for lists.debian.org

[Alexander Wirt]

On Wed, 05 Mar 2014, Pali Rohár wrote:

> 2014-03-05 15:35 GMT+01:00 Nicolas Dandrimont <olasd at debian.org>:
> > Do you own the copyright to that lump of code you wrote during your bachelor
> > thesis, and can you license it freely? Could you do that now?
> >
> 
> Yes, code is mine and I can release it under free license. And I think
> there should not be any problem to do it now. Reason why I do not want
> to do it now is somehow philosophical. Code itself does not working
> and complete (e.g it is not executable). When I'm working on something
> I lot of times rewriting same parts of code or choosing between
> alternatives before final release. This means that lot of lines of
> code which I write are never used and are deleted (or replaced by
> something else). And same it is for my bachelor project.
in fact every DFSG free license is fine. I for myself prefer MIT or GPL, but
everything else is fine. The biggest decision is usually if you want copyleft
or not. If you want copyleft, use GPL, if not MIT :).

hope that helps
Alex