A colleague just asked me the following question, any thoughts from the list? ++++ Can the OWNER of the copyright in software code that has been released under a GPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html) change its mind and take the software *private* (any future versions would be proprietary and released only under typical object code only licenses)? In reality, the code would most likely *fork,* leaving one strand open and the other proprietary. Oh, and, at least for now, I'm not concerned about enforceability or who would have standing to sue. ++++ Thanks, Ralph
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Ralph Bloemers
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Brian DeSpain
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Samuel Reynolds
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Matthew C. Weigel
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed David Johnson
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Eric Jacobs
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Matthew C. Weigel
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Ben Tilly
- Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Ryan S. Dancey
- RE: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed Dave J Woolley

