jARIA license

[Colin Clark]

Chris,

On 5-Mar-08, at 2:19 PM, Chris Hoffman wrote:
>
>> I think there's a larger question here. If the burgeoning jQuery
>> accessibility movement ends up choosing to integrate or adapt jARIA
>> and include it into jQuery UI, are you amenable to this, Chris H.? If
>> so, it seems like it may simplify things to bring the license in line
>> with jQuery's license.
>
> I am amenable--in fact, that's what I want. I'll follow this thread  
> for
> another day or so, just to get some other folks' input, and then will
> most likely change to the GPL/MIT license.

This is great! If you're up for collaboration, I have a number of  
ideas for how we can add some new functionality and a couple of bug  
fixes. Perhaps we should move the discussion onto the new jQuery-a11y  
mailing list just to get the conversation started?

How would you like to proceed? Should I send you patches directly?  
Should we try to get jARIA into the jQuery SVN? What approach works  
best for you?

Colin

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Colin Clark
Technical Lead, Fluid Project
Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
http://fluidproject.org