Hello, A. Mani wrote: > > and the reasons are.... > 1. If a group of people start a project under the an unregistered LUG and one > of them decides to run away with the code, then related legal transactions > will be difficult. Soumyanath claimed it is so. > > 2. Cash > > 3. Sponsorship > > 4. Better working model > etc > Best
I don't understand how these above statements affect Software development in general and Open Source Software in particular. Ideas come to people not registered bodies. It is people who execute plans, not the body and it is again the people who make better working model, find sponsor, etc. I don't remember which software (primarily open source) was produced in such strict rules as to create the registered organization first. But yes, as Prashant said we need a registered body so that we are represented. No debates here. But this has not much to do with starting a new software IMHO. -- Thanks =Code is Poetry= Sumit Datta Web Developer _______________________________________________ Ilug-cal-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://list.ilug-cal.org/mailman/listinfo/ilug-cal-discuss
