hi everyone
i dedicated to keeping the power of the Web in people’s hands
so i made some changes to Spark - latest version - and i changed the name of the program
from Spark to breezeIM
to make the program free to use to any one on this world !
i want it to be just like windows live or yahoo with inbox etc ...
Particularly that the Windows Live will soon close permanently
so i need your agree on this project, and of course the rights remain to you
like this : BreezeIM is Totally made by: Jive Software, and Developed by: Kian Foundation Copyright ©
if you have any idea for this just let me know and start working together
thank you so much !
First of all, you should post a discussion, not a document for your questions. Spark is not developed by JiveSoftware anymore. It is a product of IgniteRealtime.org community. Spark is under Apache License. I'm not a laywer, but his an excerpt from wikipedia:
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