> > Also one note Gambit in browser is not Open Source, it have Copyright but
> > no license. So it can't be put on try.scheme.org. Also no source code is
> > available, you would need to reverse engineer generated js code.
>
> Gambit is all open source (many/most parts use Apache license). It would
> make sense to have some comment about the license in the JS files.
>
> There are no longer any closed-source Scheme implementations, now that
> Chez Scheme is open source. Unless you count some old ones like
> PC-Scheme for DOS :) Even that was open source for a long time.

I mean project on this url[1] is not Open Source not Gambit itself, so in
order to make Gambit in try.scheme.org you need to create everything from
scratch. You can't even use files that are hosted there.

There are no license of any kind in GitHub pages source repo[2]. So it mean
that all those files are proprietary. intf.js have copyright note, but in fact
it's not required for something to be copyrighted.

[1]: https://feeley.github.io/gambit-in-the-browser
[2]: https://github.com/feeley/gambit-in-the-browser/tree/gh-pages

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