Tom Callaway wrote:
I would suggest that it would be better to have a proper legal translation
done of the 3c-BSD into Chinese,
than to have a weak simple English version for the rest of the world to
struggle with.
+1
It would be an interesting exercise to have qualified legal
Luis Villa wrote:
Ø On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Wilson, Andrew
andrew.wil...@intel.commailto:andrew.wil...@intel.com wrote:
Ø with the distinctive feature that it explicitly disclaims patent licensing
Ø
Ø in the current legal climate, that is not a distinctive feature
Kuno Woud wrote:
On 04/01/2014 10:44 PM, Wilson, Andrew wrote:
In a legal system where PD is not recognized, e.g. Europe, then the
effective portion of CC0 is presumably not the PD declaration but the
permissive license. As other posters have noted, that permissive license
odie5...@gmail.com writes:
Hi. I see questions about CC0 and public domain dedication pop up all
the time on message boards. In the FAQ, it goes through why these
licenses are not currently OSI approved. I was wondering if you could
amend the FAQ to put forth the option that developers can
Richard Fontana wrote:
The intended license of Roundcube skins/plugins seems OK (GPL plus
additional permissions [or copyleft clarifications if you prefer]) but
could probably be drafted more clearly.
Agreed. Looks like an additional permission wrt skins/plugins which is well
within the
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