On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 18:34, Henning Makholm wrote: > Scripsit David Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 17:16, Henning Makholm wrote: > > > > 2(c) says that the notice must be displayed "when started running for > > > such interactive use in the most ordinary way". That would be on the > > > front page of the website (http://www.example.org/), but not > > > necessarily on each of the generated pages one sees *after* having > > > started browsing the site. > > > I guess that's true, although if you bookmark a page, and come back to > > it, that might be a new start. > > True, but it's not "the most ordinary way" anymore. I'd say that > bookmarking is equivalent to inserting the inhibit-startup-message > magic in one's .emacs.
I agree. > > FooWebProg is Copyright 2003, <a href="/2c.html">Freddy Bloggs and > > others</a>. There's no warranty. You can redistribute the program under > > the terms of <a href="/gpl.html">the GNU GPL version 2</a>. > > But he only can if he has it. Does this mean that the proprietor of > the website must offer the server-side parts of the software for > download, too? (Because the client-side scripts in the page that is > served may be compiled from bits and pieces that are separate on the > serverside, such that the page served is not the preferred form for > making modifications to the scripts). Web pages are also not object or executable forms, and therefore not covered by section 3. -- -Dave Turner GPL Compliance Engineer Support my work: http://svcs.affero.net/rm.php?r=novalis&p=FSF
