>> It was okay for Debian or FreeBSD to grab a routine that I wrote,
>> as it was for Apple or Microsoft.
DD> They still can use your code, because *you* choose the licence for
DD> your code.
And you choose one for yours, and Mark for his? The situation is
going to become mighty confused. Are you trying to reduce the
unemployment rate among lawyers?
DD> Equivalence of attribution, as I've stated many times.
Could you please explain what you mean?
XFree86 contains code contributed by the CSG. You can use that code
without crediting the CSG outside of the source.
XFree86 contains code contributed by SGI. You can use that code
without crediting SGI outside of the source.
XFree86 contains code contributed by the XFree86 project. You cannot
use that code, however, unless you credit XFree86 in a user-visible manner.
Juliusz
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