Are the following license terms legal / legally enforceable for some code I am thinking of giving to a few friends :
"License : Currently closed source, will be released under draft GPLv3 currently under discussion at FSF. The expectation is that the released code will be used and distributed in ways compliant with the ultimate GPLv3 license after that license is finalized. The author expressedly considers GPLv2 to be inadequate protection for this work and disallows its use under that or any other license except GPLv3. Until the GPLv3 license is finalized, this work may be treated as proprietary. You may not in that case distribute this work. All rights reserved. To summarize conditions of use / distribution : Before GPLv3 is finalized - open source but proprietary. You may not distribute this code without the author's explicit permission for each such act of distribution and you must retain this notice in any distributed code. You may not modify this code, even for personal use, without informing the author of the changes. After GPLv3 is finalized - this is open source under the terms of GPLv3." ? _______________________________________________ gnu-misc-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-misc-discuss
