On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 04:35:32PM +0100, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> There could be privacy problems too. I don't know the relevant
> legislation, but the [copyright assignment] list includes personal data
> (year of birth, citizenship, employer) and, in Italy, I would have to
> sign a form if I had ac
Paolo Bonzini wrote:
The legislation in the US, however, is
probably very different: for example, the copyright assignment form
would have a separate signature, or a click-through if done via web,
where you accept that the FSF keeps the data on a computer in order to
process the assignment.
Personally, I think the list should be somewhere that *all* gcc
maintainers have access to (not all of us have gnu.org accounts).
I agree that in principle, GCC "code maintainers" would need to check it
after approving a patch of somebody who has no CVS access. But the FSF
does not care about
BTW, I am surprised that it is not easy to know which organizations exactly
has signed such legal papers. It could happen (in big organizations) that
such an assignment has been signed, and a putative minor contributor to GCC
does not know about it yet.
There is a copyright list on gnu.org machi
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