Re: PhpStorm open source license for PHP Documentation team

2011/7/7 Philip Olson <philip@roshambo.org>: > >> Should I give it to more authoritative people (Philip, Hannes?) so >> people would know where to ask? > > Greetings, > > Sure, having several people for this is fine as one of us may get hit by a bus. Let me know how > to handle it. It would be easiest to simply allow any @php.net address to apply themselves, but > maybe the system isn't setup for this. Sent the license to all participants of this discussion, since everybody here has php account :) > > And to be clear, these licenses all expire on July 6, 2012, after which we must purchase > PhpStorm to upgrade. Right? And we may or may not be able to renew [for free] at that time. Nope. You need to renew the license only if you want fresh version of the product after the end of the license. If you're satisfied with what you have now, you don't need to upgrade, just continue using it. I.e. you can upgrade for free to any new release until July 6, 2012, after that you will have to pay *for new releases*, but old versions will continue to work. > And lastly, I smell a phpdoc tool/syntax plugin brewing.... ;) > > Regards, > Philip > > -- Regards, Shein Alexey