OK, I'll 'share' my thoughts on all of these mails. : )
Thanks for all the helpful input by the way! I appreciate it!
LL So we (my company) have decided to make our VR-toolkit open source!
LL [...]
LL AND we don't want other people to be able to create their
LL own distribution of the toolkit.
From: SamBC [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Really??? What was wrong with it - I did it all by hand, so I thought it
wouldn't have any weirdness
[DJW:] No DOCTYPE and blockquote immediately subordinate to ul, see
Lionello Lunesu wrote:
So what am I doing here on opersource.org?
I want to go "open source". I've put it between quotes since it turns out to
be something different than what I thought. I want to share the source code
with others. They may use the source code for learning, debugging,
On Mon, 02 Oct 2000, Lionello Lunesu wrote:
OK, if this is the case, then I'll have to change the plans. I don't
want togo open-source.. I think though that the license I'm looking for
is out there, somewhere. But it looks like I'll be writing my own
license agreement. Let me describe our
begin nights quotation:
Consider:You want people to be able to copy freely (can do that in
copyright notification easily, yeah). You want people to be able to modify,
comment, and re-use the work, while it remaining *completely* clear which
parts are the original work (without having to
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From: "Dave J Woolley" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[DJW:] No DOCTYPE and blockquote immediately subordinate to ul, see
I didn't realise that was required - I was under the (obviously mistaken)
impression that w3c HTML included defaults for all that
4.01 for HTML,
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