RE: Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

: Brice, Richard; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: Alternate Route Open Source Licenses On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Brice, Richard wrote: > The full text of the Alternate Route licenses can be found at > http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/eesc/bridge/alternateroute/licens

Re: Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Brice, Richard wrote: > The full text of the Alternate Route licenses can be found at > http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/eesc/bridge/alternateroute/licenses.htm > One quick comment: in section 5 of the AROSL, at the

Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

I respectfully request the Alternate Route Open Source Licenses be approved for use with the OSI Open Source certification mark. This is a re-submittal from 10/29/1999. No discussion or action has taken place on this request so I though I would re-post. One outstanding question from the last

Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

After engaging in discussions with the Free Software Foundation, we have made some minor modifications to the Alternate Route Open Source License and the Alternate Route Library Open Source License. The licenses are now acceptable to the Free Software Foundation and WSDOT has been granted permissi

Re: Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

Given that FSF likes it, I don't have an objection. Bruce

Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

This group has been pretty quite on discussions regarding the Alternate Route Open Source Licenses. The most encouraging word I've heard is from Seth David Schoen, "That license is Open Source, but it infringes the FSF's copyright". We've obtained consent from FSF to ba

Alternate Route Open Source Licenses

This group has been pretty quite on discussions regarding the Alternate Route Open Source Licenses. The most encouraging word I've heard is from Seth David Schoen, "That license is Open Source, but it infringes the FSF's copyright". We've obtained consent from FSF to us