http://github.com/hoytech/antiweb
Official releases will still be tarballed and archived on the
antiweb website:
Doug
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 04:36:11PM -0400 or thereabouts, Vishvajit Singh wrote:
> Thanks for putting Antiweb on github. I might fork it and play around
> with it a little.
Thanks for writing. Hope you don't mind, I'm CCing the antiweb list with my reply.
> Just curious, do you accept patches to it?
Yes, as long as:
1) They are good (obviously). I will tell the potential contributer if they
are good or not.
That said, most antiweb modules can be written as contrib modules which are
not necessarily subject to as high quality standards as antiweb's kernel.
Modules are not at all less restricted than kernel code. Most of antiweb's
complicated features are in fact implemented as modules and better support for
modules can be added to the kernel if necessary.
2) Each contributer says on the antiweb mailing list that hoytech may
distribute their code under the GPL and/or any license it chooses
for the rest of time. The contributers still keep full rights to
their modifications. This is covered in this FAQ entry:
http://hoytech.com/antiweb/manual.awp/faq.html#LICENSE
Doug