On 1 Jun 2002, at 0:18, Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
> > I think there is a major problem with the current licence. > > What would happen if the registrar stops doing his or her work. Then you ask TT to appoint a new one. > The licence does not say how a registrar can be appointed, or who to > contact. It does. In fact, it would become impossible to make any improvements to the > code, as there is nobody to approve any changes and no binaries can be > distributed... What's more, depending on interpretation, it is even > impossible to get the latest version of the source code... > > In the current licence there is too much responsibility for the registrar. > In fact, with it being a job which is unpaid, it could be plain impossible > to de if there are many developments (I wish). Oh if there are so many developments, believe me, I'll find a way to get them done. The concept of "key developer" come to mind.. . Wolfgang
