> Section #9 states: > "We recommend you place the license in /usr/local/share/doc/<name>/." > > If you've already have a /usr/local/share/<name>/ directory for the > application data files, as well as a /usr/local/share/<name>/doc/ > directory for misc stuff (as well as a man page and gnuinfo page), is > there really any point in also creating the suggested directory just > for the license?
Why don't you just call the doc directory /usr/local/share/doc/<name>/ instead of /usr/local/share/<name>/doc/? > The port in question is GNU Backgammon, so I doubt there will be much > confusion with this one. On the other hand, if we're using the > suggested /usr/local/share/doc/<name>/ for keeping track of all > licenses of all installed ports, then I can see why it's a good thing.
