Hi,
> Oh no, that's not what I meant. The entire site is in CVS (in fact,
You mean the sentence at the top of the project page? "This project is
released under the Berkeley/BSD license"?
Just adding something in the project description that says what the
actual license is would work.
On the other hand, the source itself does not have a license included
(as Gavin pointed out), and does not appear to have an actual binding
license. Adding the bit about the elephant into the eventual
COPYING/LICENSE file is all that's needed in that regard.
> Are there no good royalty free alternatives around?
Uh, it *is* a royalty free image. Rights managed images cost several
thousand dollars plus. Royalty free just means you don't pay royalties.
If you mean free (libre and gratis), then it'd be virtually impossible
to find an totally free image of that quality.
Unless someone happens to be a budding photographer, and has some great
pictures of elephants in the African savannah, that is. In which case,
I'm all for it.
Or, the dancing bear. Perhaps we can dress it up as an elephant?
Omar