On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Rick Moen wrote:
> As Brian Behlendorf pointed out, this list is concerned with
> OSD-compliance, not with anyone's definition of free software.
All things being equal, I think the community prefers (and should
prefer) to see licenses that are both Free (non-TM) and Open Source (non-TM).
I therefore feel free to discuss both Freedom and Open-Sourcity here.
For that matter, it is better if licenses are not only these things,
but Fair (non-TM), too. So I will also discuss points that seem to
me un-Fair (i.e. "we can do what we want with your changes, you
can't", or "this license is automatically construed in our favor").
> The DFSG are of course substantially identical to the OSD -- which I'll
> mention in some forlorn hope of wrestling us back on-topic.
Pending a complaint from the list owners, I think we *are* on topic.
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