Reincke, Karsten k.rein...@telekom.de writes:
Deutsche Telekom AG (DTAG) is writing an Open Source License
Compendium, which we intend to be made available to the whole Open
Source community.
Large (IT) companies are particularily challenged by the quantity of
licenses and their various versions.
Dear OSI Experts,
Deutsche Telekom AG (DTAG) is writing an Open Source License Compendium, which
we intend to be made available to the whole Open Source community.
Large (IT) companies are particularily challenged by the quantity of licenses
and their various versions. It is becoming quite
[I think Karsten reposted this because there was a moderation delay on
the original message, to which I have already responded on-list. Please
use that original thread if possible.]
-K
Reincke, Karsten k.rein...@telekom.de writes:
Deutsche Telekom AG (DTAG) is writing an Open Source License
Dear Karl;
Sorry for posting 'twice'; your first answer didn't arrive me. You asked:
I'm not sure what the answer is yet; we'll have to discuss it with the
Board. But first, can you tell us whether it is the case that every
license discussed in the compendium is OSI-approved? One thing's
Karsten,
It might be even more useful for developers* to discuss a wider range of
licenses than falls under OSI approved licenses much like CC covers
licenses ranging from CC0 to CC-NC-ND. Reference licenses, Academic
(non-commerical) licenses, etc all have business uses if your target is
large
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