Can you please quote the section of the OGL where it
says what you are trying to say it says?
Look, the OGL says that you must CLEARLY IDENTIFY what is PI. It's using a reasonable person standard. If a reasonable person can see that you have clearly identified something as PI, then you have clearly identified it as PI. I would probably deem it to be unreasonable for a PI declaration to be outside the covered work (on your website, on a note you gave to your neighbor, or anywhere else other than in the covered work), since people borrowing your OGC couldn't tell what was PI.
Estoppel would likely bar you from making a claim if you hid the PI declaration somewhere outside of the covered work and I was unaware of where the declaration was at.
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There is nothing in the license itself that says
anything about having to declare PI, that is defined
by section 1 of the license. >>
Dude, it says right in the license that you must CLEARLY IDENTIFY your PI as PI. How much clearer can it be?
Lee
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