On Mon, Dec 22, 2003 at 09:03:56AM -0600, Schneider, Jim wrote:
> This isn't about coding, but it is about perl. I have just learned perl
> scripting ("Learning Perl") and have written a pair of perl scripts to
> interface with a scheduling package. I have had requests for the scripts
> from the scheduling package user group, but my company says I have to
> include a disclaimer before I can distribute them. Does anybody know where
> I can find a good general-purpose disclaimer?
It's customary to release Perl modules and scripts under the same
licence as Perl itself, which includes such a disclaimer. See the
README and Artistic files in the perl source code.
A phrase such as "This software is licensed under the same terms as Perl
itself." is usually sufficient. You might suggest that to your company.
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