Re: OpenGo source release status

[Matt Gokey <mgokey@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Jeffrey Greenberg wrote:
>...
> The license is based on Netscape's license for the release
> of their source code.  And it prevents "commercial use".  Notably
> it does not define computer-vs-computer tournaments as
> commercial use.  That means whoever wins that ing prize with
> their engine means they keep it... is this ok with you potential
> contributors?

As we are still considering OpenGo a go framework or architecture and
not an engine this is fine with me.   This is why I suggested that an
OpenGo framework and an OpenGo engine be handled independently from each
other.  That is still an option.  Of course, winning the ing prize is a
big if....

Matt