Jonathon Blake wrote:

One of the issues with the PDL, is that we don't know what constitutes
a change that has to be listed.

So how does this proposal avoid us from having to track those changes?

You can make a document, and later decide to license it under the PDL as "original documentation". Because it's "original documentation" you don't need to list a history of changes.

Now say you and your friends make a few changes to the document without using the PDL. You publish a new version, and let people use this new version as a new "original documentation". So you don't have the burden of posting all the changes that you made between the two versions.

This is what we would be doing.

Reminder: I am not a lawyer.

Cheers,
Daniel.
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