These are the sort of small scripts I would keep in ~/bin/ and have on
my path.  For want of a better name, I call the project
"mca-wtsi/scripts".

The current plan is to "install" them via symlinks,

  ln -snvf ../../../gitwk-github/scripts/bin/{git-rebase-topswap,pidfzap} ~/bin/

They are only maintained to the extent that I'm still using them.

I have written them in the course of my work for http://www.sanger.ac.uk/

The longer and more complete items I have released under GPLv2 or
later, per local policy.

The short, messy, one-off solutions and wrapper scripts I would expect
to be considered "trivial", more an example of how something could be
done.

(I realise this is far to vague to form a reliable declaration of
"release under GPLv2" except where explicit but marking for release
takes time, and it's probably better to make the thing visible and
wait for someone to ask for clarification.)