Riley Baird wrote:
My intuition would tell me that other people named Vinay Sajip would not
be able to use their name in advertising or publicity pertaining to the
software. However, this same logic would also apply to everything
written under 3-clause BSD, the only difference being that the
Thanks all for explanations. This question is clear to me now.
Regards,
Eriberto
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Hi Vinay Sajip,
I'm from Debian GNU/Linux. On our legal mailing list, we've been having
concerns about the license that you put most of your software under.
Essentially, we think that when you say
the name of Vinay Sajip
not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution
of the
Also, how does not allowing the usage of a name in advertising make it
non-DFSG free?
Discrimination against named persons fails DFSG 5 for sure, doesn't it?
It might also fail 1 or 3 because it seems like the reverse of licences
that REQUIRE authors to disclose their names, which I think
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