Right, point taken. I, for one, think the MPL is a good one though perhaps the MIT license accomplishes the same basic thing in 1,000 fewer words. The other project I’m involved with – Umbraco – uses the MIT license for its ‘framework’ (http://umbraco.org/license) and a hybrid license for the UI. I like the simplicity of this and think it has helped grow Umbraco at 900% last year. I’m happy to continue this discussion elsewhere if you prefer.

Regards,
-Paul

This gets more to licensing than the code base. I’m reviewing the licensing options, and I’m willing to listen to any opinions you have on the issue. I won’t be making any decisions until the Beta release.

Chris

As is currently the case, there’s nothing inherint in dC preventing me from adding in an extension class to retain this functionality once 3.0 hits – right?

Thanks,
-Paul

They won’t be in there. 3.0 is a complete re-write, so adding them in means re-writing them as well and if I have to re-write them, then I’ll want them to be more than they are.

Chris

Does this mean the “Promotions, Campaigns, and Bundles” functionality will be gone entirely or just not “enhanced” for 3.0?

-Paul