Le lundi 05 février 2007 à 19:37 -0800, Jody Garnett a écrit :
> The question is do we need these assurances in the legal document 
> (making it a two way agreement)? Contributor agreements are normally a 
> "one way declaration by the assignor that they are assigning their 
> copyright to another party".  We may simply be content with the or the 
> OSGeo charter and bylaws?

I would like to know:

* What is the common practice with other open source fundation?
  (OpenOffice.org, Mozilla)?

* Is the bylaws a garantee good enough that the project will stay
  OpenSource?

I tend to trust OSGeo and would probably be okay with a one way
declaration. I'm aware of the "MathWorld" sad story, but it was a deal
with a for-profit publisher. This is not the case of OSGeo (it will stay
a not-for-profit organization, isn't it?)

        Martin



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