JTK wrote: > Ian Hickson wrote: <snip> >>This is why the Free Software Foundation ask that you reassign your >>copyright to them on any code that you contribute to their projects -- it >>makes the legal process of defending the GPL a lot easier. >> >> http://www.fsf.org/licenses/why-assign.html >> > > Right, so why does AOL presumably *not* do that? Why doesn't AOL assign copyright to the FSF? Presumably because AOL has a business interest in having the Mozilla code released under a license under than the GPL, and presumably the FSF would not have been willing to release the Mozilla code under the NPL or even the MPL, since the FSF has a vested interest in promoting the GPL. > I can think of only a > few reasons: Ian Hickson already addressed these, so I'll refrain from adding more to this thread. Frank -- Frank Hecker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation JTK
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Frank Hecker
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation JTK
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Chuck Simmons
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation JTK
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Frank Hecker
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Chuck Simmons
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation JTK
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Chuck Simmons
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Frank Hecker
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Frank Hecker
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation JTK
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Ian Hickson
- Re: Legal status of the Mozilla organisation Peter Lairo
