Re: [PATCH] [ELPA] Implement connman in enwc

["Noé Lopez via Emacs development discussions." <emacs-devel@gnu.org>]

Hi,

I've pushed my changes to a fork repository at
https://framagit.org/nll/enwc, but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to do
my changes without breaking any copyright/gpl.

As I understand, the code is part of GNU Emacs because it's in ELPA, and
its copyright is assigned to the FSF. My changes are not part of emacs
so are not subject to my copyright assignment. Does that mean I need to
add a second header to the files I changed mentionning my name and that
my work is also under gpl but not part of emacs ?

Then, the documentation mentions copyright directly to Ian Dunn, so I
suppose that doesn't count as part of emacs ? To modify it I would need
to change its title and other FDL stuff. Or I could rewrite it all,
since its only a few lines right now.

Should I change the name of the project, and update the copyright
information and add a notice that this is a modified version of ENWC, or
is it possible/legal to make my repository the new ELPA source, and make
my work part of emacs, which would mean all copyright to the FSF so no
need to update headers ?