Author: Ryan B.
Date: 20:59:25 02/23/06
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On February 23, 2006 at 23:32:18, James Swafford wrote: >I've decided to make Prophet available for download as an open source >engine ( http://chessprogramming.org/prophet ) > >Before I do, I need to decide on what license to distribute it under. >I haven't put a great deal of thought into this, but basically I >don't want someone to take it, change a few lines, and call it their >own. I won't mind if someone uses it and modifies it, as long as >it's "known" that it originated from Prophet. > >Further, I don't want to compete against Prophet derivative in a chess >tournament, not that that's much of a threat to anyone right now. > >I'd be interested in hearing what licenses other open source engines >are using and any issues that may have arisen, or if you wish you >had distributed it differently. > >-- >James I like the way Daniel Shawul does it. http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/scorpio/liscense.txt
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