Drupal's CVS usage policy clearly specifies that non-GPL code cannot be uploaded to cvs.drupal.org.

Following files are not GPL and should be removed from CVS repository:

php-typogrify.php
smartypants.php
unicode-conversion.php

Comments

sym’s picture

php-typogrify.php is hosted on the wordpress plugins site at http://svn.wp-plugins.org/wp-typogrify/trunk/php-typogrify.php

According to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/about/ "Your plugin must be GPL Compatible." so can we assume it is? If not, I'll contact the author and ask what the situation is.

php-smartypants isn't gpl from what I can tell, so this should be removed and linked to in INSTALL.txt

I can't find any information on unicode-conversion.php -- can it be downloaded from somewhere?

mikl’s picture

php-smartypants.php is originally BSD-licensed, so as far as I know, there's nothing stopping us from releasing it as GPL in the conjunction with this module.

mikl’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Unless anyone can argue different, I'm going to assume that it's perfectly okay and legal to include (revised) BSD-licensed code in our project and release the whole project under the GPL.