Frank Tang wrote: > > We try copy some open source code from JP-NIC to put into mozilla to > addresss Unicode Normalization (Decomposition/Composition) , IDNS > NamePref and IDNS RACE encode issue > > (see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8275 ) > Can someone look at the patch in this bug and read the JP-NIC license > and tell use what can we do with it. ? Can we land that patch (with the > current JP-NIC license) into mozilla ? [Then we will ask technical r= > and sr= after that license review] > If we cannot check in AS IS (in term of legal), then what is our option?
Frank, Have you consulted [EMAIL PROTECTED] about this issue? I remember you asking about some license, but I can't remember if it was this one. Regardless, you'll need their approval before checking it in. At a glance, the following issues seem to be a problem: - Choice of Law (section 7). A choice of Law clause is incompatible with the GPL. This was the problem that Python had, I believe. - Notification (section 3). We would need to add some text to Mozilla's About box, alongside the "Regents of the University of California" section. This is not necessarily a problem, but it's an issue that needs to be noted. Gerv
