Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
We'll comply, of course, with the PDL requirements, which are not that burdensome, as CVS tracks all changes,
The PDL requires you to give credit back to DDGTS.
You are still credited as the orignal author of the template used,
That's not what you said last time.
Also, you keep going over how with the JCA you get to keep your own copyright. I wish you would accept the fact that people really do understand that, it's not that difficult a concept. And that they might still not like it.
If I share my copyright with you, that allows you to do anything you want with my work. Maybe I don't want that. Maybe I only want you to use my work under certain conditions (give me credit, share-alike, buy me a pi�a colada, whatever). I'm bewildered that you say "you get to keep the copyright over your own work" as if it were a great concession from Sun.
I only speak for myself here, but I find this attitude is more off-putting than anything else. I don't mean this badly, but you may want to re-think how you try to sell the JCA.
Cheers, Daniel. -- Senior Representative Digital Distribution Global Training Services Pty. Ltd. Premier OpenOffice.org and StarOffice Online Training providers http://www.digitaldistribution.com
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