Re-licensing roxygen2 #1163
Description
We are systematically re-licensing tidyverse and r-lib packages to use the MIT license, to make our package licenses as clear and permissive as possible. To do so, we need the approval of all copyright holders, which I have found by reviewing contributions from all all non-RStudio contributors. @briandk, @brodieG, @dougmitarotonda, @dpritchLibre, @egnha, @eibanez, @flying-sheep, @fmichonneau, @Geoff99, @gustavdelius, @halldc, @HenrikBengtsson, @jakob-r, @jameslamb, @jefferis, @jhchou, @jonthegeek, @JoshOBrien, @jranke, @klmr, @lindbrook, @LiNk-NY, @Lucaweihs, @maelle, @martin-mfg, @michaelquinn32, @mikefc, @mikemahoney218, @mikldk, @mikmart, @mjskay, @sgibb, @shrektan, @tobiaskley, @wibeasley, would you permit us to re-license roxygen2 with the MIT license? If so, please comment "I agree" below.
- @briandk
- @brodieG
- @dougmitarotonda
- @dpritchLibre
- @egnha
- @eibanez
- @flying-sheep
- @fmichonneau
- @Geoff99
- @gustavdelius
- @halldc
- @HenrikBengtsson
- @jakob-r
- @jameslamb
- @jefferis
- @jhchou
- @jonthegeek
- @JoshOBrien
- @jranke
- @klmr
- @lindbrook
- @LiNk-NY
- @Lucaweihs
- @maelle
- @martin-mfg
- @michaelquinn32
- @coolbutuseless
- @mikemahoney218
- @mikldk
- @mikmart
- @mjskay
- @sgibb
- @shrektan
- @tobiaskley
- @wibeasley