On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 05:16:54PM -0500, Sam Kottler wrote: > Greetings legal@, > > I've been working on the behalf of the cloud WG to get Fedora images built > for Google's new compute engine platform. As part of this work, Google has > asked interested people (Red Hat employees or not) to join their 'trusted > tester' program. Here's the program described by Google: 'As a Google Trusted > Tester, you can be part of an exclusive group that helps improve our products > by providing candid feedback and identifying problems before anyone else gets > to use them.' This allows people working on the images to get access to more > advanced features of GCE to upload and test them using features that might > not yet be available. I have the full document if anyone is interested in > seeing it (I'm weary of publishing the whole thing to this list), but the > gist is that it's a confidentiality agreement and indemnification/limitation > of liability document. > > So...is it permissible to ask Fedora contributors to sign this document? I'm > happy to provide any additional information or connect a representative of > the legal team with contacts at Google.
For Red Hat employees this needs to go through internal legal review. - Richard _______________________________________________ legal mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/legal
