At 22:56 07/08/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Well, one big issue is that EU law does not recognize "derivative works".
It is a US legal concept.
Well I don't know for Europe as a whole, but the french law does
recognize derivative works.
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To: European attorneys on this list
Several questions have been raised on other lists about the validity of
certain OSI-approved open source licenses in Europe.
To focus the problem, we really need to know whether any provision of
the Open Software License version 2.0 is invalid anywhere in Eur
Well, one big issue is that EU law does not recognize "derivative
works". It is a US legal concept.
Consider article 2 of the directive on computer program copyright, which
states as prohibited act: "(b) the translation, adaptation, arrangement
and any other alteration of a computer program and
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