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# Based on Fefe's talk at 36c3:
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# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31xA9p3pYE4
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O+ # No explicit licence, but for published Perl code assume Artistic/GPL.
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S++ # The source code is public and you can change it.
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?I # I guess this is the "not intended for untrusted data" case Fefe is talking about except that there doesn't seem to be a code for it. No, "I have no idea what I'm doing" is not the same.
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C # I'm the only user I know about.
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E- # Not sure I find this category very useful.
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M # Something between M- and M+, but neither fits. It's not feature-complete: I add new features every now and then. But I don't do that regularly. And nobody sends me patches.
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V+ # Well, the updates aren't regular, but they don't break anything (usually).
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!PS # There was a plan 20 years ago, but it didn't survive contact with reality :-).
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D+ # Not sure what "sqlite and libz" are supposed to stand for, but if its stuff which may not be installed by default but is trivial to install, then this is it.
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# vim: tw=0
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