John Cowan writes:
Russ Nelson scripsit:
And yet we know that bridges collapse. Is it reasonable to take steps
against bridges collapsing? We (mostly) don't build bridges out of
wood (software from moral rights countries), but instead out of steel
and concrete (countries where
Lawrence Rosen writes:
If you want to worry about copyright law, consider 17 USC 203. [1] Tell me
what you experience as you drive over that bridge
I'll tell you in 35 years.
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software).
Lawrence Rosen writes:
Russ Nelson asked:
Larry, have you ever been driving over a bridge that collapsed?
Not that I can recall. :-) Out of fear of that very result, though, I
support increased infrastructure spending by our government.
But I don't stress out every time
Larry, have you ever been driving over a bridge that collapsed?
-russ
Lawrence Rosen writes:
Russ, have you ever experienced that inferiority in actual open source
software?
/Larry (from my tablet and brief)
Russ Nelson nel...@crynwr.com wrote:
Oleksandr Gavenko writes
Karl Fogel writes:
Lawrence Rosen lro...@rosenlaw.com writes:
Karl, those are excellent FAQ entries! They summarize quite well the
non-consensus reached on our lists. Good work! /Larry
Larry, thanks so much for saying so. So far we've got +1s from you and
from Josh Berkus... I'm
Rick Moen writes:
its mission to ensure that OSI Certified licences really convey the
To be clear, that would be OSI Approved licenses. It turns out --
and Bruce can hardly be blamed for not having a clue, because we
didn't either -- that Certification has some pretty struct
requirements under
Removing the CC's again. Alexander, you have twice been barred from
license-discuss because of your repetitve arguments which do not
address points already made by other people. I am no longer on the OSI
board nor the OSI postmaster, but I will be happy to explain the
situation to the current OSI
Alexander Terekhov writes:
May I suggest that you finally do your own research, Mr. Nelson?
You're the one who wants to convince me of something.
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