version.py - is it possible to relicense it to BSD?

[Thomas Arendsen Hein]

* Kirill Smelkov <kirr at landau.phys.spbu.ru> [20080531 13:08]:
>   Is it possible for SymPy project to get a copy of mercurial/version.py
>   under BSD license?

As this isn't exactly rocket science or a really original idea,
I don't think a copyleft license is needed.

So feel free to use the parts of this file that I wrote under the
same free software license that SymPy uses.

> We all respect copyright and authorship, and also ones choice of
> license, so if this is not possible - it would be ok.

For some other pieces of software I'd prefer LGPL to work around
such license conflicts, but for this one it is ok.

Thomas

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