All of QuackNews is released under the BSD Licence agreement, except xmlpull, the XML parser that is used within QuackNews. Text version of these licence agreements are also found in the QuackNews installation packages.
This is a copy of the copyright and license notice for QuackNews:
Copyright (c) 2005, James Hurst
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This is a copy of the copyright and license notice for XMLPULL API:
XMLPULL API IS FREE
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All of the XMLPULL API source code, compiled code, and documentation contained in this distribution *except* for tests (see separate LICENSE_TESTS.txt) are in the Public Domain.
XMLPULL API comes with NO WARRANTY or guarantee of fitness for any purpose.
Initial authors:
Stefan Haustein
Aleksander Slominski