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## Licence
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## Licence and copyright
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Except as noted, copyright in material in this repository (the "Package") is
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held by Graham Nelson (the "Author"), who retains copyright so that there is
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recognised by the Open Source Initiative as open and by the Free Software
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Foundation as free in both senses.
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A condition of any pull-request being made (i.e., to make suggested amendments
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to this software) is that, if the request is accepted, copyright on any contribution
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made by it immediately transfers to the project's copyright-holder, Graham Nelson.
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This is in order that there can be clear ownership.
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## Build Instructions
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Inweb is intentionally self-sufficient, with no dependencies on any other
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to rebuild all these makefiles with your changes incorporated; and then run
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the shell script "inweb/scripts/first.sh" again.
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## Reporting Issues
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The bug tracker for Inweb is powered by Jira and hosted
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[at the Atlassian website](https://inform7.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/INWEB/issues).
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(Note that Inform, Inweb and Intest are three different projects in Jira: please
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do not report Inweb issues on the Inform bug tracker or vice versa.)
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The curator of the bug tracker is Brian Rushton, and the administrator is
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Hugo Labrande.
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## Pull Requests and Adding Features
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Substantially different versions of Inweb have been open-source before, but this
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version is essentially a fresh reimplementation with a different design. It is
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the curse of literate-programming tools that they serve only their own authors,
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that is, few LP tools please users other than the creators: thus, only Knuth
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really uses CWEB, for example. But perhaps that will change. It's time for LP
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to be tried again, and Inweb may be a start.
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For the moment, however, Inweb's future direction remains in the hands of the
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original author. It needs to be reliable and to keep the Inform and Intest projects
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working, as well as itself.
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At some point a more formal process may emerge, but for now community discussion
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of possible features is best kept to the IF forum. In particular, please do not
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use the bug trackers to propose new features.
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Pull requests adding functionality or making any significant changes are therefore
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not likely to be accepted from non-members of the wider Inform team without prior
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agreement, unless they are clear-cut bug fixes or corrections of typos, broken
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links, or similar. See also the note about copyright above.
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The Inweb licence is highly permissive, and forks which develop in quite different
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ways are entirely within the rules. (But one of the few requirements of the
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Artistic Licence is that such forks be given a name which is not simply "Inweb",
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to avoid confusion.)
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## Also Included
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Inweb contains a substantial library of code shared by a number of other
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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ enabled yet. As a result links marked ★ lead only to raw HTML
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source, not to served web pages. They can in the mean time be browsed offline
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as static HTML files stored in "docs".
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## Licence
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## Licence and copyright
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Except as noted, copyright in material in this repository (the "Package") is
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held by Graham Nelson (the "Author"), who retains copyright so that there is
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@ -34,6 +34,11 @@ This is a highly permissive licence, used by Perl among other notable projects,
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recognised by the Open Source Initiative as open and by the Free Software
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Foundation as free in both senses.
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A condition of any pull-request being made (i.e., to make suggested amendments
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to this software) is that, if the request is accepted, copyright on any contribution
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made by it immediately transfers to the project's copyright-holder, Graham Nelson.
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This is in order that there can be clear ownership.
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## Build Instructions
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Inweb is intentionally self-sufficient, with no dependencies on any other
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@ -69,6 +74,43 @@ where PLATFORM is your choice as above (e.g., 'macos'). Then run "make -f inweb/
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to rebuild all these makefiles with your changes incorporated; and then run
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the shell script "inweb/scripts/first.sh" again.
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## Reporting Issues
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The bug tracker for Inweb is powered by Jira and hosted
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[at the Atlassian website](https://inform7.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/INWEB/issues).
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(Note that Inform, Inweb and Intest are three different projects in Jira: please
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do not report Inweb issues on the Inform bug tracker or vice versa.)
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The curator of the bug tracker is Brian Rushton, and the administrator is
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Hugo Labrande.
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## Pull Requests and Adding Features
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Substantially different versions of Inweb have been open-source before, but this
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version is essentially a fresh reimplementation with a different design. It is
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the curse of literate-programming tools that they serve only their own authors,
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that is, few LP tools please users other than the creators: thus, only Knuth
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really uses CWEB, for example. But perhaps that will change. It's time for LP
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to be tried again, and Inweb may be a start.
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For the moment, however, Inweb's future direction remains in the hands of the
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original author. It needs to be reliable and to keep the Inform and Intest projects
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working, as well as itself.
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At some point a more formal process may emerge, but for now community discussion
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of possible features is best kept to the IF forum. In particular, please do not
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use the bug trackers to propose new features.
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Pull requests adding functionality or making any significant changes are therefore
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not likely to be accepted from non-members of the wider Inform team without prior
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agreement, unless they are clear-cut bug fixes or corrections of typos, broken
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links, or similar. See also the note about copyright above.
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The Inweb licence is highly permissive, and forks which develop in quite different
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ways are entirely within the rules. (But one of the few requirements of the
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Artistic Licence is that such forks be given a name which is not simply "Inweb",
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to avoid confusion.)
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## Also Included
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Inweb contains a substantial library of code shared by a number of other
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