My comments:
The use of "should" in clause 3 makes it without effect: the proper
word is "must".
Clause 5 ("no sale") doesn't have the effect you want. In open-source
products, sale is not monopolistic. Instead, you have prevented your
design from appearing in a book, or being distributed on a CD-ROM.
I suggest removing the first sentence and keeping the second
sentence intact.
Clause 5 should further make clear that distribution via the Web is
sufficient: a consumer widget does not have to be shipped with a fat
book of hardware design specs.
Clause 7 should provide that implementers can offer warranty protection
either with or without cost.
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John Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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