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<h1>The RetroShare Team:</h1>
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<h3>Lead Developers:</h3>
<p>defnax, drbob7</p>
<h3>Search/Channels Team:</h3>
<p>libris, kashifkaleem</p>
<h3>OpenPGP Team:</h3>
<p>dr_doon, pepy, sktan, shiva</p>
<h3>TLV Serialiser: </h3>
<p>chrisparker126, paolomaldini</p>
<h3>The Release Team:</h3>
<p>notdefine, agent725, the_mgt</p>
<h3>New GUI Developers:</h3>
<p>kernelpanix, mollitz, </p>
<h3>Occasional Developers:</h3>
<p>zhouk, bmeck</p>
<h3>From Other Projects:</h3>
<p>noragen, dolfcao</p>
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<h1>Retroshare's Licences</h1>
<p>All of Retroshare's Code is available freely under open source licences,
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<p>However the software does not fall exclusively under one licence. </p>
<h2>libretroshare : (the core library)</h2>
<p>Is licenced under the LGPL (Gnu Library General Public Licence)</p>
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<p>This library also depends on:</p>
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<li>miniupnpc: BSD Licence</li>
<li>OpenSSL: OpenSSL Licence.</li>
<li>GPGme: LGPL Licence.</li>
<li>KadC : GPL Licence.</li>
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<h2>Retroshare GUI and Applications</h2>
<p>These are generally licenced under the GPL (Gnu General Public Licence)</p>
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href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html">http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html</a></p>
<p>And are built on top of Trolltech's Qt Libraries.</p>
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<h3>Thanks to all the developers and supporters of open-source software.</h3>
<h3> </h3>
<p>We are especially indebted to the the authors of several key packages -
which we rely on:</p>
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<p>The Linux Kernel and Gnu Compiler Tools.</p>
<p>OpenSSL and OpenPGP for security.</p>
<p>Qt for a nice GUI.</p>
<p>KadC for a DHT interface.</p>
<p>miniupnpc for uPnP interface.</p>
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