[Catalyst-dev] For people with svn access

[Kieren Diment]

Lawyerly speak below.  Many apologies.

If you don't have permission to release your code to the world from  
your employer (of if you feel that your employer doesn't care - e.g.  
because they are small and don't understand the techincal issues, and  
you're prepared to carry the small risk associated with this), DON'T  
commit stuff to the catalyst svn repository.  As a rule of thumb you  
should understand that as the copyright holder of the code, you carry  
the risk associated with posting it publicly.  The Catalyst project  
is not associated with a legal entity, so the risk of releasing code  
remains with you.  However in 99.999% of situations this should not  
prove a problem.  We view commits as fair game, and do not seek  
clearance from you to do whatever we like with the commits - your  
committing to the repository implies that we can do what ever we like  
with your code (and with your svn account).

We apologise for the inconvenience, normal service will now resume.

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