Re: [ELPA] New package: repology.el

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

   Did someone say that they were continuing to adjust their license
   and what they are using is not final?  I think so.

Xilinx FPGA tool chains are listed in repology, I'm quite sure one
could find more examples of other non-free software -- for example all
of debians non-free repository seems to be listed there listed there,
it lists non-free firmware, etc.  Concentrating on nmap here is a
redherring.

   Anyway, if repology.org has a general practice of listing only free
   software, I would not criticize it for having difficulty with an
   unclear case like this.

It does not from what I could see on the web page, it lists everything
that is added.

   What matters for judging repology.org is its general policy.
   Can someone show me that?

They don't have one, what I could see.