Bert Freudenberg schrieb:
> MIT was chosen because it is compatible to basically everything. Squeak 
> 1.1 was relicensed by Apple under the Apache License 2.0 just last year. 
> With this Apache base and all the MIT contributions we have a completely 
> free system. And if there was a replacement for the Squeak kernel down 
> the road (Spoon, Pepsi, whatever) the MIT parts can be moved over with 
> ease. Also, the major new systems built on Squeak (like Croquet, Tweak, 
> Seaside, etc.) are MIT licensed.

As a contributor, I don't mind that choice. Still, the MIT license
requires that "The above copyright notice and this permission notice
shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the
Software.", so I'm curious how this requirement will be executed.

Will the licenses all be collected in a class comment of some class?

Regards,
Martin