Hi Bernhard:

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Bernhard Reiter writes:
>as far as I can see, ASCII-nator still has license problems.

Is the problem you are referring to GPL V3's more restrictive license
and viral nature. The current roundup/zope page templates is more
permissive and almost BSD like.

Does the GPL V3 kick in on roundup code if we include ASCII-nator
source and call it as an external program, as I suggested with links
-dump or whatever? Having a native python mechanism even if accessed
via fork seems to be better alternative than a totally third party
program that has to be built. (I am thinking of a windows install
here, but I realise that the fork mechanism may not be possible on
windows.)