[LAD] Attribution for Community Approval

[alex stone]

On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 3:19 AM, diego simak <diego.simak at gmail.com> wrote:
> I've followed this conversation from the beginning
> I'm usually very quiet just reading all the emails from LAU & LAD with
> a very few answers (just because my knowledge from a user and from dev
> point of view is limited)
>
> I do understand the message but i think it needs another PS:
>
> Sarcasm
>
>
> 2011/1/27 Julien Claassen <julien at c-lab.de>:
>> Hello all1
>>  I haven't followed the complete discussion, only seen bits of it. But what
>> is so fundamentally wrong with that attribution? Maybe a little short and
>> informal and I don't understand the P.S., but don't explain, I'm sure I can
>> read it for myself, if I'm willing to without waisting your time and anymore
>> attribution, copyright and legality space here. :-)
>>  Kind regards
>>           Julien
>>
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Quite the contrary. We've been admirers of Werner's work for quite
some time, not only for the MusE code, but his stunning work with
Musescore.

The......warmth of the attribution is an acknowledgement of that, and
as a few other devs may attest to, we are quick to thank them for
updates and fixes, and acknowledge them in the same way.



Alex.