Pascal wrote:
Marc Lacrosse a écrit :
OK it's possible he took some small code from chessdb for his own
versions without acknowledging properly.

I still repeat my endless question : how many lines of *code* are
present in Scid and "borrowed" from chessdb ?

It doesn't matter how many. If there is any code at all from chessdb
in your version of Scid, then the author of that code should be
acknowledged.


Dave.

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David Richerby a écrit :
Pascal wrote:
Marc Lacrosse a écrit :
OK it's possible he took some small code from chessdb for his own
versions without acknowledging properly.
I still repeat my endless question : how many lines of *code* are
present in Scid and "borrowed" from chessdb ?

It doesn't matter how many. If there is any code at all from chessdb
in your version of Scid, then the author of that code should be
acknowledged.

I agree.

Pascal

Pascal wrote:

I agree.

Pascal

But you just put the onus upon others to find code that you may have borrowed
from ChessDB .... so if they fail to do this effort, will you fail to
acknowledge?

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