Richardo,
The site seems quiet. There was some musing on their site about porting
to EPF and I am still waiting on a message I placed there to show my
interet in the porting.
Their copyright reads:
The content of this website and its constituent webpages
is copyrighted by the OPEN Process Framework Repository Organization
(OPFRO). Subject to its terms of use, the OPFRO hereby grants you a
worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, perpetual (for the duration of
the applicable copyright) license to the following rights:
Access.
To access the website and its content.
Downloading.
To download the entire website and/or any part of its
content.
Usage.
To use the entire website and/or any part of its
content.
Iteration.
To modify and extend copies of the original website
and/or any part of their content.
(Modification and extension of the original website are
only authorized and permitted via the official website update process.
You are welcome and requested to submit recommended modifications and
extensions via this process.)
Reproduction.
To reproduce the website or its content (e.g., a mirror
site, an organizational website).
Publication.
To republish, upload, post, transmit, and distribute the
website and/or its content.
Incorporation.
To incorporate the content into one or more collective
or derivative works.
Distribution.
To sublicense and distribute copies of the content.
Sale.
To sell, offer for sale, or otherwise dispose of the
content.
Now I don't expect to see a port to epf without them in the loop but a
gentl pull from the EPF community would be meaningful.
Cheers,
Ray
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Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 11:03:58 -0700
From: Ricardo Balduino <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [epf-dev] Open Process Framework plugin
To: Eclipse Process Framework Project Developers List
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Ray,
The content at http://www.opfro.org/ is under copyright. You want to
check the legal aspects of capturing their content in EPF Composer and
using it in your organization.
If you meant to capture this and contribute to EPF project to make it
available to a larger audience, there are also legal aspects involved
that need to be sorted out due to copyright issues (e.g. the OPF
organization needs to declare interest in contributing all - or part of
- their content to EPF).
Is this a discussion you'd be interested in following up with that
organization?
Ricardo. (disclaimer: I'm not an attorney)
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