Thanks Philippe for pointing this out. Some of these errors were introduced when we updated the templates for a new website look. I always visually check the pages, but I'll add running them through

Excellent! Note that none of the generated files are valid HTML. See http://spdx.org/licenses/Glide for instance With the .html extension, the browsers deal with the quirks

Hi All, Version 2.4 of the SPDX License List is now available in the usual places. We added 9 new licenses for this release, including some international licenses and newly-approved by the

Hi Robin, Got a chance to read through the document. Thanks for clearly laying out the issues with representing aggregated projects in SPDX - I think this is a good problem to solve for the

Hello all, In our work with a industry partner at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, a request that has come up often is related to project-level visibility of license information. While project-level

Collab Summit is Tue, March 29 – Thu, March 31 The Program: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/collaboration-summit/program/agenda Guide to the agenda for SPDX-interested folks Tues End of

http://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2016-03-05 General Meeting/Minutes/2016-03-05 < General Meeting‎ | Minutes Attendance: 12 Lead by Phil Odence Minutes of Feb meeting

If you will be on the call today, here are the slides the Camille with go through. When you open them you can click on the browser to advance. And/or, we will try to have Camille share his

Special “guest" speaker this month is Camille Moulin, from Inno3, a French open source consultancy. Camille will go through an abbreviated version of a talk he did at FOSDEM about SPDX and

http://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2016-02-04 General Meeting/Minutes/2016-02-04 < General Meeting‎ | Minutes Attendance: 11 Lead by Kirsten Newcomer Minutes of previous meeting

Marvin, Thanks for the feedback on the tutorials. It's a good idea. We have started a wiki page where we are doing something similar. Ill add this as an example as well. Wiki link:

Thanks, everyone, for the quick responses! I've successfully built and run the tools from Github, and I found the sample RDF files within the repo. Here's a bit more context: On my own initiative,

Hi Marvin, Just following up on Bill's email, I would be happy to provide you any information/background on using SPDX/RDF for Apache. I've also written a Maven plugin that generates SPDX/RDF

I believe Gary mentioned said generator has a dependency on external packages in order for its output to be legal.

I believe Gary has been working on a Maven plug in generator for SPDX as well if that would be useful. Jack

Hi Marvin, Welcome to the list and thanks for your interest! Is this you? https://www.openhub.net/people?query=Marvin%20Humphrey Regarding samples and tools, our spdx-tools repo is mirrored

Greetings, I'm an active contributor at the Apache Software Foundation with regards to release policy and licensing. I'd like to explore the possibility of having an Apache project supply SPDX data

Copyright snippet from spdx document: FileCopyrightText: <text>copyright (c) 1999 * boris fomitchev * * this material is provided "as is", with absolutely no warranty expressedcopyright (c)

I’ll use the uber conference for a little show and tell. Nothing spectacular. Best Regards, Jack Manbeck

There were some issues with meeting invitations. You should have a meeting in your calendar with the new dial in info, also included below I have a conflict and will not be able to attend this