On Sun, Sep 05, 2004 at 10:54:09PM -0500, Brian Hurt wrote:

> Yes.  On the core interpreter, no.  On the global omake file, yes.  For 
> two reasons.  First off, reimplementing someone else's code (even in a 
> different language) does create a derivitive work.  Just like translating 
> a novel into a different language creates a derivitive work.  Making it a 
> BSD license or similiar quashes this concern.  Also, it encourages people 
> to grab the file in whole and just edit it, making an obvious derivitive 
> work.

Although, if it needs to be changed, this should probably be reported as a
bug.  This is important, since this file changes as new versions of omake
come out.

Dave

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