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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">I'm not really worried about
licensing... basically, I'd probably just want to keep my copyright on
the actual vector art. I'm not terribly concerned about anything else,
since they are based on the original python icons. I don't know much
about how licensing artwork for open source projects works, so if you
or someone else can let me know what steps would be necessary to make
it possible for these icons to be used, I'd be glad to help.<br>
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In response to your previous post, as well, I will try and put together
replacements for those two icons.<br>
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Martin v. Löwis wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid412AD991.3080404@v.loewis.de" type="cite">Kevin
Gadd wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">I did the basic one in vector. Let me know
what you guys think, I figure since they came out pretty decent that
somebody might be able to make something of 'em!
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Responding to your actual question: They look nice to me, indeed;
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assuming there are no down-sides, I'd be +1 for including them.
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Of course, as apparently always the case with artwork, we would
<br>
need to know the licensing conditions that you want to associate
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with using them.
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Regards,
<br>
Martin
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