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What module authors SHOULD do (Score:1)
Module authors should license their code “under the same terms as Perl $VERSION” rather than the common default of “under the same terms as Perl”. Note the presence of a specific version. This addresses the ambiguity problem.
Licensing the code differently offers no benefit and should be discouraged, even though other licences may be better than the dual licence along various axes.
Why?
Because the licence of Perl itself is not going to change any time soon, and any user who uses
Re:What module authors SHOULD do (Score:1)
… err, as a whole.
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