Christopher S. Charabaruk wrote: > I was looking around for a copy of the MPL that I could throw into a > texinfo file, but didn't see one. So, having time to spare, I've thrown > one together. Thanks to the inventor of cut and paste. > > Anyways, as much as I want to, I'm not using it, and I'm asking that > others don't use it either, until it gets some seal or stamp of approval > from someone who makes sure that it's okay. > > If I've missed a texinfo copy, shame on me, and provide a URL. > Otherwise, could I get confirmation that this is usable without any sort > of legal issues? Thanks.
The MPL has been published in books before, as "This is the Mozilla Public License", and as HTML and plain text, so I think it's safe to say that a change of file format does not in itself create a derivative license, and so you can continue to use and label your version as the MPL (i.e. it doesn't fall under section 6.3). This, of course, is only my view :-) Gerv
