Code Liberation and Software Sustainability
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Prospero is a text-corpus analysis framework (dictionaries, semi-automatic classification, statistical computation, co-occurrence networks, nested-pattern search) developed since 1995 and now released under an aGPLV3 CECILL variant license. The talk reviews Prospero’s technical evolution (prototype client/server, move to SaaS), examines interoperability and sustainability challenges for research-focused software, and discusses governance models combining non-profit, academic and business use to ensure long-term durability.
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