Re: Basic legal question: Publication of a fix to psgml

[Bastien]

Hi FLorian,

note that "ELPA" is sometimes confusing: "GNU ELPA" is the official
GNU Emacs Lisp Package Archive, which lives under the same copyright
conditions than code for GNU Emacs (i.e. authors need to sign the FSF
copyright assignement for their code to be accepted in GNU ELPA.)

But other "ELPA" repositories like Marmalade do not require this,
see for example: http://marmalade-repo.org

I guess many Emacs users expect useful code to live in at least one
of those repositories: maybe psgml could use one, it would boost its
discoverability?

Best,

-- 
 Bastien