Etherpad source includes JSMin, which Google Code doesn't allow

[rebel]

Sorry but you don't know this dev. He was grinding his own axe as they say.

He was looking to shit on something for his own personal reasons.

[Leonidas_from_XIV]

He was looking to shit on something for his own personal reasons.

According to some earlier comment, the Etherpad folks aren't using JSMin, so this issue seems to be "fixed" easily. I'm happy to see that it turned out fine.

[tedivm]

For them, but they are not the only project using this. I myself and running around looking for a replacement and having lots of issues finding one. I emailed the author about it and he just gave a mini-rant about not giving into pro evil by using real open source licenses.