Charly Founès wrote:
Hi!
> Thanks for the information.
> It is not clear yet for me as I am not copying or modifying an application, I
> just need some information in it.
> I'd like to use the eco file content as a text but not as an active part of
> an application.
> I'll do my own scripting with that information and do something completely
> different from Scid.
>
> If it is too complicated, may be someone know where I can get the eco
> detailed description on the web (eco code, opening name, moves) and use it
> freely.
I agree with Fulvio. Being no lawyer either (luckily) I think everything
is fine as long as your code stays in GPL, though I'm not even sure it's
a requirement. So, just go along do your stuff. :)
It would be nice if you state that the information provided it from
Scid. Not only cause it would be nice to the project but, as the Scid
ECO uses an extension to the usual ECO even your users would surely like
to know where the all those funny characters come from.
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