Re: PyPubSub

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oliver

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May 21, 2015, 8:05:02 PM5/21/15
to Benjamin versteeg, PyPubSub
Hi Benjamin, glad to hear it is useful to you. For A), there is no collision, AFAICT there are no license terms that collide (if you have specific term(s( or sentence(s) that seem to collide, please point them out). For B), it just means that the license file must be included in your distro, and be clearly recognizable as associated with the pypubsub package. 
HTH, 
Oliver

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 4:11 AM, Benjamin versteeg <benja...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Oliver,


I'm currently in the process of writing a project where I am using PyPubSub as the main event system for plugin support. My program however is going to be licensed under MIT. As I am fairly new to this whole licensing I have a few concerns.

A) Is this "Licensing collision" going to be a problem? I expect to release my program compiled using the py2exe library for it.
B) If A is not necessarily a problem, the BSD license states that redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice etc. Does that mean for example I am required to show this copyright notice at program boot of some sort?


Thanks for this amazing library, it works great.


Benjamin



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