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- SJCL used to be in the public domain. Now it's:
- Copyright 2009-2010 Emily Stark, Mike Hamburg, Dan Boneh, Stanford University.
- This is for liability reasons. (Speaking of which, SJCL comes with NO
- WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, express or implied, to the limit of applicable
- law.)
- SJCL is dual-licensed under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or higher, and a
- 2-clause BSD license. You may use SJCL under the terms of either of
- these licenses. For your convenience, the GPL versions 2.0 and 3.0
- and the 2-clause BSD license are included here. Additionally, you may
- serve "crunched" copies of sjcl (i.e. those with comments removed,
- and other transformations to reduce code size) without any copyright
- notice.
- SJCL includes JsDoc toolkit, YUI compressor, Closure compressor,
- JSLint and the CodeView template in its build system. These programs'
- copyrights are owned by other people. They are distributed here under
- the MPL, MIT, BSD, Apache and JSLint licenses. Codeview is "free for
- download" but has no license attached; it is Copyright 2010 Wouter Bos.
- The BSD license is (almost?) strictly more permissive, but the
- additionally licensing under the GPL allows us to use OCB 2.0 code
- royalty-free (at least, if OCB 2.0's creator Phil Rogaway has anything
- to say about it). Note that if you redistribute SJCL under a license
- other than the GPL, you or your users may need to pay patent licensing
- fees for OCB 2.0.
- There may be patents which apply to SJCL other than Phil Rogaway's OCB
- patents. We suggest that you consult legal counsel before using SJCL
- in a commercial project.
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