SoftEther VPN Patch Acceptance Policy

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    Comparing version 11:20, 21 Jan 2019 by Admin with version 18:26, 16 Jun 2020 by sugi.

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    When you intentionally send a patch to us by the GitHub pull request function, we regard that you permitted to merge it into our SoftEther VPN source-code tree. Since the entire SoftEther VPN source code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0GPLv2 license, your patch will be also treated to adopt the Apache License 2.0GPLv2 license.

    As the consequence, anyone will be permitted to copy, modify or re-use your patch program under the Apache License 2.0GPLv2 license.

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    Version from 11:20, 21 Jan 2019

    This revision modified by Admin (Ban)

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    When you intentionally send a patch to us by the GitHub pull request function, we regard that you permitted to merge it into our SoftEther VPN source-code tree. Since the entire SoftEther VPN source code is licensed under the GPLv2 license, your patch will be also treated to adopt the GPLv2 license.

    As the consequence, anyone will be permitted to copy, modify or re-use your patch program under the GPLv2 license.

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    Current version

    This revision modified by sugi (Ban)

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    When you intentionally send a patch to us by the GitHub pull request function, we regard that you permitted to merge it into our SoftEther VPN source-code tree. Since the entire SoftEther VPN source code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 license, your patch will be also treated to adopt the Apache License 2.0 license.

    As the consequence, anyone will be permitted to copy, modify or re-use your patch program under the Apache License 2.0 license.

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