Hi Richard, I met with Benjamin Jean and two other lawyers (their names escape me, my apologies) while at http://solutionlinux.fr/ and asked for their opinion. They suggested that if a contributor wants to remain anonymous to the general public while being easily reachable if needed, she/he could disclose her/his identity to RedHat or any other trusted third party. Do you see any reason why RedHat would object to this ?
Cheers On 19/05/2014 17:13, Loic Dachary wrote: > Hi Richard, > > It was nice seeing you at the OpenStack summit. Do not hesitate to redirect > if this question is best answered by someone else at RedHat. As most of us > I'm still unsure who at RedHat has time to devote to Ceph ;-) > > Koleos Fuskus <[email protected]> would like to contribute code under an > alias (this is not its real name). If I understand correctly, copyright (both > in software and litterary works) allows authors to use aliases. Does RedHat > have a position on this ? > > Cheers > -- Loïc Dachary, Artisan Logiciel Libre
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