Liri Contributor License Agreements
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Liri is asking all past and future contributors to sign a contributor license agreement.

Every contributor of non trivial amounts of code (more than just a line or two) to any of our projects should sign such a document.

If somebody is unable to sign the document, their contribution (whether it be code, or documentation or string translations) may need to be removed from Liri.

The CLA ensures that Liri has clear license to all its contributions, which in turns lets us guarantee to users that there is no differently-licensed material.

Questions

We have a Contributor License Agreement FAQ which explains more about what the CLA means and why we are doing this.

What’s next?

  1. Download the Individual Contributor License Agreement and read it.

  2. Sign the CLA in a PDF editor; or print, sign and scan it.

  3. Email the CLA to us at cla@liri.io

If you are working on Liri as part of your job, you and your employer will also need to:

  1. Download the Entity Contributor License Agreement and read it.

  2. Sign the CLA in a PDF editor; or print, sign, and scan it.

  3. Email the CLA to us at cla@liri.io