Jim Grisanzio a ?crit : > We are updating Section 10 of the CTI`s TOU to clarify the points you > called out. I agree with your position. Also, contributions resulting > from the use of the CTI tool will be covered by the SCA. We will clarify > that on the site as well. The confusion around these use/contribution > policies was an inadvertent implementation error on our part. The g11n > guys built a fantastic tool here, but it represents a first for us in > that it cuts across all of Sun`s open source projects. That brings up > some interesting possibilities for community engagement around > translation contributions as well as some communication challenges > across multiple projects. So we`ll update our documents as we come out > of beta so everything is consistent with existing policies on > opensolaris.org. Again, thanks for bringing this up. And thanks to the > g11n engineers for building a very cool tool ...
Ah, I underatand better now. Other OpenSource projects which don't have a SCA of their own. The tool is intersecting licenses on a wide scale. Of course, that seems perfectly right now - I'm looking forward to a test-drive of that very nice new tool :-) Laurent -- / Leader de Projet & Communaut? | I'm working, but not speaking for \ G11N http://fr.opensolaris.org | Bull Services http://www.bull.com / FOSUG http://guses.org |
