Content update suggestions - MBourgey, License

[garantjm]

• README and History sections mentions Mathieu Bourgey as contact, maybe it should be updated to Hector?

• Comparative table lists GNU LGPL and most Licenses links points towards Bitbucket's GNU LGPL while License page and What is GenPipes page say GPLv3.

• Typos:

  • "So we/ll respond to all of these together:" FAQ new user page

  • "deployed and p re-installed on Compute Canada Servers" FAQ C3G resource usage

[shaloo]

@garantjm 👋 hi, did you mean these or somewhere else in the docs?

1. https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/genpipes-v4.4.2/about/history.html#history

[TBD: I can surely update the slide, waiting on some data from @pphector such as #downloads etc for 2019-2023.]

2. Citation: https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/genpipes-v4.4.2/resources/citation.html

[TBD: Not sure, these are for published GenPipes papers - can't change those name in citations.bib, citations.pdf and citations.txt. Please guide @pphector what needs to be done]

Could not find Mathieu mentioned elsewhere (did a full grep), what did I miss?

LICENSE: GenPipes is available under LGPL but OSF recommends not to use LGPL any more for newer libraries.

In docs, we have explicitly mentioned that all contributions to GenPipes (by external folks) will be LGPLv3. That is the one recommended by OSF. Should I change that to LGPL @pphector ?

[shaloo]

Others I will fix right away...

[shaloo]

Typos fixed. https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/genpipes-v4.4.2/search.html?q=license&check_keywords=yes&area=default and https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq/faq_c3g_res.html

See all license fixes and typo updates here:

License: https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/genpipes-v4.4.2/search.html?q=license&check_keywords=yes&area=default

[garantjm]

@garantjm 👋 hi, did you mean these or somewhere else in the docs?

https://genpipes.readthedocs.io/en/genpipes-v4.4.2/about/history.html#history

[TBD: I can surely update the slide, waiting on some data from @pphector such as #downloads etc for 2019-2023.]

Yes this is what I was referring to.

And I believe GenPipes is currently deployed with a LGPLv3.

[pphector]

I agree, we should update GenPipes and the docs to use the LGPLv3 license everywhere. As for the slide, I will collect data and share with you early next week @shaloo