Naive as usual . . .

[Marielle Lange]

Hi Richmond,

> Yes it is! Autres meurs, autres fois!

I am more familiar with the quote "autre mœurs, autre époque"

As you set to cultivate this list, let me follow your lead and let  
non french speakers get a chance to seize the meaning of this. ;-D

Moeurs is sometimes translated by morals. However, it has a more  
general meaning of customs, trends, ways of life that characterize a  
set period in history, good and bad ;-).  "c'est entré dans les  
moeurs" for instance, means "it has become the way of doing of the  
majority".

Epoque just means set period of time in history. "Belle époque" for  
instance "was a period in French history that began during the late  
19th Century and lasted until World War" <http://en.wikipedia.org/ 
wiki/Belle_Époque>


For the license, best would be to clarify this with support.

Marielle