so.
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, so I have made an "indirect use" of
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luding the GPL.
Deploying software in an ASP is not IMHO essentially different; it is use,
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and even less clear that there is an implicit patent grant for users of
derivative works. I suggest an explicit patent grant be added.
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> http://crynwr.com/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?3:mss:6976:200306:odefmgncbfagijaemlbg
This license is obviously open source.
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3) You say you have a license to use the patent because your work is a
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uld ask for an injunction in lieu of damages, since so many
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to expr
.
Can you give us a pointer to these reasons?
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express his staggerment, since Men change
Gregory Pomerantz scripsit:
> Abandonment divests title to the work from the author, and I have no reason to
> think title would vest in somebody else. Did you have something in mind?
Based on his earlier postings, he doesn't really believe in a res nullius.
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else can do it for him.)
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express his staggerment, since Men changed the language
that they learned of elves in the
mbedded in esr's "Homesteading the Noosphere",
with my permission of course
Today I would add the right to be sued, which is in essence the right to
make convincing promises.
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To say that Bilb
s/Yellow/White/. Yellow Pages are definitely copyrightable and copyright.
AFAIK in the U.K. even the White Pages are copyrightable, though.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are n
Rick Moen scripsit:
> But, again, I'd say that was almostly entirely a secondary effect of the
> lawsuit. (I was a 386BSD user, back then. Things could have gone
> entirely differently.)
Well, bsdmafia.com is still available.
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nd the XC ended up using a completely
toothless license: the peace of exhaustion.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express his staggerment, since Men
an issue that transcends mere licensing. No
> license is going to prevent it, and only a few could impede it with any
> significant result.
Fair enough. But certain kinds of licenses can make it more expensive.
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mething?
If you templated the MPL in this respect and called it the Commercial
Open Source License, I suspect it would get past this list and be
passed by OSI. (Warning: OSI are a bunch of volunteers and they
take time to approve things, even obvious things.)
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wants it all, B
wants to split 50-50. An adult comes along, arbitrates, and splits it
75-25 in favor of A.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express
ve the option of conversion to the GPL: in effect,
all LGPL code is dual-licensed under the LGPL and the GPL.
> Is there any case law regarding open source licenses that
> had been contested?
Not so far as anybody knows. Eben Moglen does enforce the GPL out of court
all the time, thou
that the Windows ftp.exe contains a UCB copyright
just for the fun of it? Microsoft is in up to their necks.
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Most languages are dramatically underdescribed, and at least one is
dramatically overdescribed. Still other lang
the software is not really in the public domain,
but then there's a risk that your Open Source word processor is really
a cracked version of Microsoft's.
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Most languages are dramatically underdescribed, and at least one is
dramat
e is nothing
users can do about it (except replace the program, since fortunately
it is a userland utility).
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express hi
why you should expect
any of the benefits of the Open Source development methodology from such an
impoverished scheme.
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Deus dedit dentes; deus dabit pane
it by way of use restrictions, because you have no way
of imposing them that will stick.
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I only knew what those acronyms mean...
I am not a lawyer; this is not legal advice. A standard disclaimer on this
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ual address and cc-ing to the list as this was how
> I got the message. But shouldn't we just write to the list?)
My email software makes that difficult.
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Lawrence E. Rosen scripsit:
> Nothing in the GPL
> prohibits such a contingent termination provision for a component of a
> GPL-licensed derivative work.
GPL 2b is generally read to prevent any such encumbrances other than those
enumerated in the GPL itself.
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Rod Dixon scripsit:
>
> You are both wrong. The designation of whether one license is incompatible
> with the GPL says nothing about "violation." On FSF's website, they
> designate some licenses as incompatible with the GPL. The question raised
> was why the AFL is included in that list.
It is wh
Mark Rafn scripsit:
> You lost me after the first GPL violation (putting non-GPL-compatible code
> in the Linux kernel).
Well, that's a question. RMS says it's a violation, but that doesn't make it
one necessarily; Larry, after all, says it isn't one.
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hing can be made "an
illegal act". Copyright law, at least, does not constrain use. Patent
law can and does, but I suppose that the creators of MAA artifacts do not
generally hold patents on the subject matter.
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ntains or is derived from the [GPL-licensed]
Program or any part thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no
charge to all third parties under the terms of this [GPL] License.
means "under the terms, and under no other terms".
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e good custom [the GPL v2] should corrupt the world.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to expres
than the GPL.
>
> Huh? Is Jimmy == Person A, Person B or Person C? Keep your parties
> straight. I challenge you to find any copyright infringement in
> anything I suggested
He's the author of component X in your scenario, who might or might
be the same as Person B.
the AFL,
> or to change the GPL to allow compatibility, is encouraging the creation
> of islands of free software that people erroneously think cannot be
> re-used in GPL-licensed software. That will be our community's loss.
So it will, but it will take time for the problem to
nnot be the case, as the GPL prevents "additional restrictions", without
> a qualifier as to which party those restrictions are enforced by.
I agree.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no
L's: for example, it can be issued under a
proprietary license.
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Issue lots of Drafts. http://www.ccil.org/~cowan
So mu
g, or
distributing it. Presumably they can still use it.
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"It's the old, old story. Droid meets droid. Droid becomes chameleon.
Droid loses chameleon, chameleon becomes blob, droid gets blob back
again. It
ther people
from making derivative works based on the same original, but he can certainly
defend his own copyright.
This is why BSD-licensed code can be incorporated into proprietary binary
works, e.g.
(IANAL, TINLA)
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AFL saying that the M.T.P.A.
clause is expressly inapplicable to derivative works unless the work as
a whole is licensed under a license containing the M.T.P.A. (More gracefully
worded, preferably.)
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this Life's a Fiction
*that* provision, which is tantamount to licensing under every license
existing or to be created later, RMS can't possibly have a problem. The
rest of us might, however.
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elect group of people, just because we
> have decided they are "end" users.
There is no question of imprisonment. No one should be forced to become
a distributor, IMHO; those who distribute can reasonably be expected to
be willing to incur certain obligations.
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Russell Nelson scripsit:
> [ please discuss this license. I assume that the submittor means to
> withdraw the previous version. -russ ]
I see no problems with this license.
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To say that Bilbo's breat
'm all for that. Offer a GPLed or OSLed version and a commercial
one, then. Just make sure if anyone sends you patches that you get
them to sign over their copyright ownership of the patches.
This is what Sleepycat Software (http://www.sleepycat.com) does quite
successfully.
> And, yes
ike to see it too. The question you must ask yourself is
whether you feel strongly enough about it to be willing to use legal
force to compel that result.
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Very well then, I contradict myself.[EMAIL PR
there is a practical
point: In the U.S. at least, Charlie has very limited remedies if he
has not (as most programmers have not) registered P with the Copyright Office.
They are restricted to actual monetary damages, and it will be very difficult
for Charlie to prove that he has suffered any s
e changes are to be made public?
I think this is a good feature.
> --> Sorry, John. I disagree. I know a few companies who would be
>willing to pick up my code, fork it and distribute it both to their
>customers and to their advantage - and never give anything back.
Yes, there ar
lf.
In general, though, I think all these requirements are over-cautious.
Most people do not want to maintain forks indefinitely -- they *want* to
push changes back to you in the hope that you will integrate the changes
into the mainline distribution, and they will get them back automatically.
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ten. Any written form will do.
> Other jurisdictions might differ.
Indeed. AFAICT, the Berne Convention
(http://www.law.cornell.edu/treaties/berne/overview.html) is silent on the point.
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uot;teeth" than the BSD license; also,
> perhaps because of this clause, the FSF list it as being
> GPL-incompatible.
It seems that RMS believes it's the trademark exemption that makes the
AFL incompatible with the GPL. Steps are underway to better inform him.
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a:
since the change of regime, that provision has been nothing but a
nuisance.
Open Source can't handle being hooked to political causes.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at
ietary;
This is by no means true. Only a minority of Open Source licenses have
this so-called "viral" property, like the GPL. Windows, e.g., comes with the
BSD-licensed TCP/IP command-line tools, but the Windows versions of them are
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> work to fully establish that the license is an open source license. Let's
> start with OSD #2. It's not clear that paragraph 3 complies. Did you intend
> to say something about source code in the license grant clause?
OSD #2 constrains the program, not the license.
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how to sign over copyright to you,
and of course disclosing that you may make proprietary use of their changes.
IANAL, TINLA.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left t
or some other well-understood license, people
know what to expect. If you have a license unique to you, programmers and
users have to plow through the legalese to figure out their rights and
responsibilities.
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alter or negate the
terms of this license or the license terms of any other module.
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the other dead licenses trail along behind.
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There
are no words left to express his staggerment, since Men changed the language
that they lea
l a non-free software the does the same,
> but the sources are generally not included, so no-one would be the
> wiser.
People do get caught, it seems, and generally the threat of lawsuit
suffices. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/enforcing-gpl.html
for an insider view of this.
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e work which you license under
the GPL? Yes, absolutely, as long as you keep the above license attached
to its component and make clear that the GPL applies to the program
as a whole. It's commonplace to do so.
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T
ng to both the explicit definitions and the implicit usage
in the Act.
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g their source code
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I amar prestar aen, h
s (speaking of the U.S. only here), even in the
most flagrant breach of the license they would be restricted to actual,
provable, money damages. And how likely is that?
IANAL, TINLA.
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ned to see if it is a derivative work of any GPLed work and
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If so, its distribution is forbidden by the GPL.
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icense to meet
# the current version of the 'Open Source Definition' published by Open
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It sounds like all derivatives must be licensed under the same license,
which is virality without copyleft, which makes very little sense.
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's because they too are sold anonymously (that is, the buyer is anonymous
to the seller) and because their use is impossible to track. Software
tools, the expensive kind, usually don't have the first property and
may well not have the second (that is, the buyer is known to the seller
and contract-
ust as important as signing on the dotted: an overt indication of
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this
routinely. The airlines do it too, there being no secondary market in
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ed a car? Do you take that attitude with it?
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"The exception proves the rule." Dimbulbs think: "Your counterexample proves
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and quite another to ask them to implicitly surrender
all their patent rights, software-related or not.
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ibleLicenses
and scroll down a bit if necessary.
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Sounds good.
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Be yourself. Especially do not feign a working knowledge of RDF where
no such knowledge exists. Neither be cynical about RELAX NG; for in
the face of all aridity and disenchantment in the world of markup,
Ja
e License 1.2 instead, which serves the same purposes but
also provides the mutual patent defense (sue for patent infringement,
lose your license), which is good for authors, and the warranty of
copyright ownership, which is good for end users.
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/academic.php
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slight wastage when one or more list members are typing
rejections at the same time, but I think that's better than injecting
an extra delay into an already slow and painful process.
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k stoopid suing you in that situation.
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you will not add to the queue and you will be able to call your
software "OSI Certified" right away.
I think the Open Software License 1.1 in particular would serve you well.
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e code really belongs to Googgun, which it
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Abstract schemata
Colin 't Hart scripsit:
> At http://www.openmap.org/ it is claimed that
> the OpenMap(TM) package is Open Source. Wandering
> over to www.opensource.org I find this claim no
> longer means what it used to, and that it doesn't
> mean that much if it doesn't say 'OSI Certified'.
Well, it can't be t
What does this all have to do with the OSD?
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at it's not defined in any acronym lists or
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They do not teach
they did, you're selling the "real"
> dataset, not an in-coverted one.
I'm sorry, but this is absolutely unintelligible, unless you are trolling me.
Windows programmers are just as smart, one by one, as open-source ones.
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people who get to use the information free can undersell
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how very different the
definitions are: no content-form merger here! The exemplary quotations
are generally considered fair use, although I don't know of any actual
court cases about this.
IANAL, TINLA.
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asphemous flutes from
inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond Time; the detestable pounding
and piping whereunto dance slowly, awkwardly, and absurdly the gigantic
tenebrous ultimate gods -- the blind, voiceless, mindless gargoyles whose soul
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cense
for Motif. We decided that that scheme was not OSD-compliant, and indeed
it never claimed to be.
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the equivalent laws of other countries, and international
# treaty. This section shall survive the termination of this License.
So both the law to be used and the courts to be used depend on the
location of the licensor.
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l my software OSI Certified until the board acts. I agree
that asking too often is a Bad Thing, but when Larry believes he is done,
it is appropriate for him to ask.
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r seem to
> the second since they were initially started by a single individual, or the
> third since they grew considerably in size.
Linux is the best-known example of the first case: the parts are under varying
copyright ownership and with varying (though all GPL-compatible) licenses.
--
in the course of business.
I don't consider this a problem with the OSL, but it does seem
bizarre for OSI to approve the OSL and not the P9L on this ground.
There may be other grounds not to approve the P9L.
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Infoset, as long as
tonous whine of blasphemous flutes from
inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond Time; the detestable pounding
and piping whereunto dance slowly, awkwardly, and absurdly the gigantic
tenebrous ultimate gods -- the blind, voiceless, mindless gargoyles whose soul
is Nyarlathotep. (Lovecraft) John
by law. The trick is to get this to be true in all possible
jurisdictions, which is an awful lot of them these days.
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"In computer science, we stand on each other's feet."
--Brian K. Reid
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license
ued such a warranty whether he
has or not. The warranty disclaimer is an attempt to dispose of this
obligation, and 1) it may not work at all in some jurisdictions, and 2)
it surely will not work unless the manufacturer SHOUTS it at the consumer
in an unmistakable place.
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Winter: MIT,
s
> comments on the OSL.)
I'd rather he waited for OSL 1.1 to be released. I think he'd accept it
as free-incompatible-with-GPL.
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for this Package itself. However, you
# may distribute this Package in aggregate with other (possibly commercial)
# programs as part of a larger (possibly commercial) software distribution
# provided that you do not advertise this Package as a product of your own.
Looks like the
ints of RMS at
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/plan-nine.html seem to apply with equal
force to the Perl license (which he calls unFree) and the OSL 1.0,
with the exception of the termination-on-any-IP-lawsuit provision.
I assume that the Lucida fonts could be treated as severab
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