Open source, closed source, and the value of code

[Robert Mann]

RE : issue : does livecode consider that all illustrative material & text etc
in a stack to their view fall under GPL

<< I suppose if your goal was to write LiveCode scripts and publish them as 
a printed volume for your coffee table that might make a very good analogy.
>>

No, in my case I've got a project that is related to "publishing" some music
practice apps.
So cards that contain audio elements, and copyright material like songs,
music scores
and also pictures, videos & texts (subject to copyright).

So all coding would be available to all of course. But these copyrighted
elements will not be GPL compatible because as simple as it is french law
does not allow an author to push away his copyrights.

Hence the question above. Does livecode "interprets" all contents as being
per se GPL work when "attached" to a stack in the community version?

And I'm sure that the answer will interest more than one person. And for me
I just have to know where I put my feet. it' not just for the sake of making
a fuss about something, and I thank you for.. getting the feel of the air on
the subject. We have to know that.





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