Non-GPL-Software to use with gnu.org websites

[Patrick Strasser]

Hello!

I've just contributed some corrections to a Mozilla page and was 
astonished by the speed this happened.

Mozilla has a system called "Doctor" which enables you Wiki-like editing 
functionality. Source code is checked out via CVS, edited in a form, and 
a diff is generated. If you can authenticate to the CVS server, the 
patch is applied immediately, otherwise you can view the diff, 
supposedly to send it someone for review.
Doctor consist of one perl cgi file, a conf file and some templates.

It's licensed under the MPL (http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/). Can we add 
this functionality? Do we have policy permitting/prohibiting MPL 
software to use on gnu.org?

I've seen lot's of small errors reported, that could be easily corrected 
by people themselves. That would make news updates easier and faster as 
well.

Patrick

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