Does the GPL (or any other license) address the
question of _code acceptance policies_? Where
specifically?
I haven't seen many licenses spell that out, as the licenses might be used
multiple places and code acceptance policies could vary from place to place.
However, many *groups* have code
Thank you all for your attention on this question. My
main concern (which you've addressed) is holding onto
rights for the code I've written myself :- ).
Does the GPL (or any other license) address the
question of _code acceptance policies_? Where
specifically?
Thanks again,
--Erik O.
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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Erik Ostermueller wrote:
Must I do anything in particular to insure that I can
safely/legally violate the terms of the license PRIOR
to the product release?
The license is not binding on the copyright holder. If you wrote it, you
can do whatever you like, before or after
Erik Ostermueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm planning on releasing an open-source product,
probably under the GNU license.
Must I do anything in particular to insure that I can
safely/legally violate the terms of the license PRIOR
to the product release?
Assuming that you hold the
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