Frequently Asked Questions¶

This section contains answers to frequently asked questions or to questions every new user would like to ask the author of django-oembed-works.

Donations¶

Is this software free?: django-oembed-works is released under the terms of the Apache License version 2, therefore it is free software, which you can download, use or build upon. However, a significant amount of time and effort has gone into developing this software and writing this documentation. So, the production of this software has not been free from cost. It is highly recommended that, if you use this software in production, you should consider making a donation.
Please define use-in-production: Use-in-production refers to using this software to power a web site or to develop derivative works which are used to power a web site on the internet or in a corporate intranet.
How much should I donate?: This is totally up to you. If we all made a one dollar donation to each piece of free software we use in production, this world would have been a better place for the developers of free software.
How do I make a donation?: Please visit the CodeTRAX donations page which contains a PayPal donate button. Thank you for considering making a donation to django-oembed-works.

What is CodeTRAX?: CodeTRAX is a private project hosting service. It was launched by George Notaras in the first quarter of 2007 to facilitate the centralized management and organization of his software and documentation projects.

Is django-oembed-works free-software?: django-oembed-works is released under the terms of the Apache License version 2, therefore it is free software. Please read the included LICENSE file carefully for the full legal text and also the NOTICE file which contains copyright and other important notes and statements that govern your use of this software, especially if you plan to release works that derive from this software.
What name should I use for works that derive from your software?: You can use any name you like as long as it does not contain the name of the original project. This is clearly stated in the NOTICE file. Please note that this restriction also applies to public forks of the original project’s source code repository. A different name must be used to name your fork.

This looks like an interesting project, how can I contribute?: The best way to contribute to the project is to test the software for possible bugs and also suggest new features or provide feedback regarding the current feature set at the project’s issue tracker. Patches are also much appreciated.
How do I submit patches?: Please open a ticket at the project’s issue tracker and attach your patches there. Patches sent via personal email are not generally accepted. The patch must be contributed to the project using a public facility, either an issue tracker or a mailing list.

Can I license my contributed patches under a different license?: This is not possible. All contributions to this project are under the terms and conditions of the Apache License version 2 and no additional terms can be set by the contributor.
Is there a mailing list?: Currently there is no dedicated mailing list for this project. You may ask your questions in the project’s Community Support Forums.

I have a question related to the development of this software. Can I email you?: Certainly. But, please, note that it might take a while until I get back to you. Unfortunately, I am not always available via email. Thanks for your understanding.

I have a support question. Can I email you?: No. It is not possible to answer questions via email about how to integrate this application into your Django project or into your own Django app. This is not because I do not want to, but because I do not have the time to do so. Sorry.
I have asked a question in the public forums but noone has answered: Please understand that this might happen in forums that are supported by a community of volunteers.
I am looking for commercial support: Unfortunately, commercial support is not available at this time.