Editing Talk:Euler problems (section)

== C++ copyvios ==

I've removed all the C/C++ code I saw on the problem pages. I have no problems with including answers (be they programmatic or constants), but the C code is very problematic. I can assume good faith and believe that all of the text and Haskell code is Freely and correctly licensed (a few answers to the contrary...), but I find it much harder to believe that a Haskeller would license his own C++ code Freely but not also provide a Haskell solution, and harder still when I see assertions that the code is stolen all from Project Euler's internal fora. 

So, I've removed them. I hope I will not see the code re-added; until it's shown that they are licensed appropriately for the wiki, I intend to make sure they are kept off. Cale, as for page history - yes, deletion and partial recreation would be ideal, however I am not an administrator here and so cannot do it. If my wikideletions are ever asserted by one of the copyright holders to be insufficient, well, then we can go back and delete with fire. --[[User:Gwern|Gwern]] 00:15, 24 February 2008 (UTC)

:I identified several remaining C codes.
:I checked them in the problem Euler forum to be from several different PE users.
:I now put a note in place of this C code stating who published them on the PE Forum.
:It seems that the statement "None of these pages contain any of the problem statements or content published on the Project Euler site. " was somewhat preposterous. --[[User hk|hk]]

:::I missed some, huh... OK, good. Hopefully that's the last of the copyvios. --[[User:Gwern|Gwern]] 16:01, 24 February 2008 (UTC)