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From 2.2 forward, Jython is using the PSF license. To use it, all new contributors need to send in the [http://www.python.org/psf/contrib/contrib-form/ PSF contribution form]. The form allows the PSF to relicense the code the contributor has written under its own license, and if the need arises, to change the license in the future; the contributor still retains the copyright for the work. See the [http://www.python.org/psf/contrib/ contribution agreement] page for more detail.

Contributors

The notation '(covered)' next to a name means that the PSF has a contributor agreement on file for the person. '(emailed)' means a request has been emailed to them to send in an agreement.

Bock Finn (agreed to send in form Feb 23 2007)
Barry Warsaw
Brian Zimmer (covered)
Clark Updike (covered)
Frank Wierzbicki (covered)
Kevin Butler (emailed Feb 15 2007)
Khalid Zuberi (covered)
Matt Small (covered)
Oti Humbel (covered)
Samuele Pedroni (covered)
Charles Groves (covered)
Philip Jenvey (agreed to send in form Aug 30 2007)

Patches from:

Tim Freund (cmath)(emailed Feb 15 2007)
Henrik Eriksson (itertools)(agreed to send in form Feb 16 2007)
Leo User (agreed to send in form April 26 2007)
Pekka Laukkanen (emailed May 13 2007)

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-From 2.2 forward, Jython is using the PSF license.  To use it, all new contributors need to send in the [http://www.python.org/psf/contrib/contrib-form/ PSF contribution form].  The form allows the PSF to relicense the code the contributor has written under its own license, and if the need arises, to change the license in the future; the contributor still retains the copyright for the work.  See the contribution form page for more detail.
+From 2.2 forward, Jython is using the PSF license.  To use it, all new contributors need to send in the [http://www.python.org/psf/contrib/contrib-form/ PSF contribution form].  The form allows the PSF to relicense the code the contributor has written under its own license, and if the need arises, to change the license in the future; the contributor still retains the copyright for the work.  See the [http://www.python.org/psf/contrib/ contribution agreement] page for more detail.