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On 08/07/19 22:20, Jonathan Corbet wrote:
>>>> +:Author: Glauber Costa <glommer@redhat.com>, Red Hat Inc, 2010  
>>> I rather suspect that email address doesn't work these days.
>>>   
>> No I guess it wont :). We would still keep this correct? 
> There's nothing good that will come from keeping a broken email address
> there.  You could either:
> 
>  - Just take the address out, or

I agree with this, there have been more authors since 2010.

Regarding the license, it was my understanding that if somebody wants
anything but GPL-2.0 they should put it in the file when they create it.
 That's because even if Glauber had a different idea of what license to
use, other contributors to the file couldn't know.

Paolo

>  - Track Glauber down and get a newer address; you could ask him about the
>    licensing while you're at it :)