On 28 April 2010 12:50, David Bateman <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm not a lawyer, but have dealt with a number of them for this type of > issue, so take what I say with a grain of salt. My understand is that your > contribution as a single piece would be considered as being covered under > the rules of the country in which you reside. So if you give code to > Octave-forge even though you are in the US, as you are resident in Ireland > this would be a "deemed export" between Ireland and the US and covered by > Irish law (so the EC directive 346/2006 and whatever additional text Ireland > adds) > > Octave-forge in its entirety would be considered as a US product even > though some of its constituent parts are from elsewhere and so exporting > octave-forge in its entirety to Cuba would be illegal even by you. However, > nothing could stop you giving your contribution that is covered under Irish > rules to a Cuban, and it'd be up to the Cuban to get the rest of > octave-forge however they could. > Thank you, that cleared it up for me.
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