A potential transfer problem

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Re: A potential transfer problem

I do not see section 205(e) creating a problem for open source at all. Rod On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, daniel wallace wrote: Any code developer who releases FOSS code under an unsigned, nonexclusive license retains the original copyright ownership rights. If the code developer subsequently legally