>> an extremely slight change in language is tricky. Not >> saying you're wrong, just saying thats it's not clear >> you're right either.
Right, gotcha. >> >> #6, someone using that OGC, must use the Copyright >> >> specified with the OGC. >> Except they could argue that the general copyright notice for >> the entire product (which you included in the general s.15) >> is the copyright notice for the entire product and therefore >> just including that meets the requirements of the OGL. The counter arguement is, "I never owned the copyright of specific piece of OGC, it was licensed to me via the OGL (or via 3rd party license)" -- hence, I could not possibly have been able to claim copyright over it with my general product copyright. hmmm, or perhaps my understanding of Copyright & licensing is flawed. -- Mike _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
