From: NOSPAM_b.postlethwaite@strath.ac.uk   
      
   Thanks to both of you.   
      
   I had thought about releasing the code, but what stopped me was that we had   
   used a thrid-party control for handling the graphics. Without this control,   
   it would be impossible to link the software.=20   
      
   On second thoughts, I suppose that people would be most intersted in the   
   fuzzy algorithms rather than the graphics and the source code could be   
   useful. I'll have a look at the licences you mentioned and put the code on   
   the web-site soon.   
      
   Regards,   
      
   Bruce Postlethwaite   
      
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   news:slrndd903d.8g6.rshepard@salmo.appl-ecosys.com...   
   > On 2005-07-10, Susan Baker  wrote:   
   >   
   >> In order to ensure the longevity (or possible resumption to life) of your   
   >> products, have you considered opensourcing the source code under a   
   >> liberal   
   >> license like BSD or MIT license?.   
   >   
   >  The GPL provides more control while achieving the same ends. It also   
   > prevents the code being taken proprietary.   
   >   
   > Rich   
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