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On 06/06/2007, you wrote:
>
>> Just a question about Allegro licensing. All of my Amiga specific
>> code has the standard Allegro header at the start of it, with the "See
>> readme.txt for copyright information" line in it, so that it "fits in"
>> with the rest of Allegro.
>>
>> However, one of the modules (pertaining to sound output) comes from a
>> personal project of mine, which will eventually be commercial. So if
>> I was to add this to Allegro, I am wondering how this will work?
>
> You retain the copyright, but by putting it into Allegro you're giving
> permission to anyone to do anything starting from that copy, so
> "copyright" is a bit meaningless. You're of course still free to
> extend, sell or do whatever with your own private copy. You just can't
> prevent someone from doing whatever _they_ like either, starting from
> the copy in Allegro.
Right, thanks. This is just what I want, and of course people are free to
do whatever they want with the copy that is contributed to Allegro. I just
wanted to confirm before I went ahead with it!
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