RE: opensource survivability clauses

[Bockhorst Roland AFCA/ITLC 256-3488]

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> From: John Cowan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 11:56 AM
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> Subject:      Re: opensource survivability clauses
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        Sometimes I get bogged down in the details.  

> Just being a simple engineer, I thought I'd look at it like this:
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> Sentiment of license clauses
> Paragraph number of  legal phrase for clause
> I want to share my code
> I want to build on the code of others
> I don't want my code stolen
> I want credit for my code
> I want others to use my code
> I want others to improve and build on my code
> I want to be able to use the improvements and additions of others
> I want to retain the right to sell my code 
> I want all the holders of my code to be bound by these clauses
> I want my code freely shared with no restrictions
> I want to avoid liability for bugs etc. 
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> Justin Wells scripsit:
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> > Here's a generic question: What kind of survivability clause is
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> > in an opensource license? 
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> A fine question, and a fine discussion, and I confess myself clueless.
> Time to generate lots of commentary, people....
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> John Cowan                                   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>        I am a member of a civilization. --David Brin
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