>> I cannot find good definitive documentation on how to use this >> license in this situation. What text do I need to place or reference >> in my code? If someone could direct me to that documentation (if it >> exists) I would very much appreciate it. aahz> Just say that it uses the PSF License 1.0. As in: This package is licensed under the terms of the PSF License, version 1.0. ? I had exactly the same question a few days ago (for the watch project on SF) but got distracted before I remembered to ask. Maybe this is a question worth answering on the PSF section of python.org? Skip
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