Want to add go-mode to prog-modes, OK?

Mats Lidell writes: If you want to continue distributing it under BSD, I would recommend putting it in a separate package. bsd-progs or something like that, maybe. What do you mean by "no copyright text"? There is no copyright notice (listing authors and dates), and no permissions notice (in most BSD software the whole license is there)? If neither is present, I would probably add a statement saying This program is copyright by its authors. For more information, contact the Go language project <mailbox(a)example.org&gt;. You may use, modify and distribute the program under the following terms: followed by the license (it's only about 20 lines, right?) The purpose of a copyright notice (for us) is to inform users, since copyright itself doesn't depend on a notice. What would a user want to know? That's the question. The license is necessary because (as the GPL says) it's the only thing that permits the user to do anything. I think it's more convenient in the case of a standalone file to put it in the file, but YMMV. _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta