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[Scott Wheeler]

As convenient as that would be, it's really not implicit.  For the purposes of 
the web content, it's probably easy enough to just contact the author.  Here 
we don't have to be as pedantic for "internal KDE usage" (which I would 
generally include something like KDE France in), but this isn't a given for 
"external" distribution -- which is probably fine practcially, but likely 
wouldn't hold up if someone pushed the point in court. 
 
-Scott 
 
Quoting Navindra Umanee <navindra at cs.mcgill.ca>: 
 
>  
> Yes, I believe anything checked into the KDE WWW module is automatically 
> under an Open license unless otherwise specified.   
>  
> However, I can't find the actual license or confirmation of this. 
> Anyone? 
>  
> Cheers, 
> Navin.