On Sun, Oct 20, 2002 at 01:52:18AM -0600, John Galt wrote: > No, it's legal boilerplate. You can't testify to things that AREN'T to > the best of your knowlege. At worst it's redundant.
Okay. > >> Actually it isn't a granting of right, but a Testimonial that those rights > >> exist. It means that you have recourse if sued to go after the one making > >> the Testimony for your costs. In Debian, a Testimony that rights exist > >> has usually been enough to cover for a license, but the term "license" for > >> that is rather ambiguous, I'd agree. Kevin, did you (or whoever wrote and is responsible for this) intend this as a testimony? -- Glenn Maynard