Florian Weimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > * D. Richard Hipp: > >> Public domain just seemed the easiest way to go. > > It is, until you want to incorporate a contribution from someone who > can't give up his copyrught in a binding way. How do you handle > contributions from Europe, especially Germany? Or hasn't that > happened yet? > This is a point that always stroke me about "public domain": There is no such thing as "disclaiming copyright" in Europe (or at least Germany and Austria).
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