Rod Dixon, J.D., LL.M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My main suggestion, however, was that some of the text - - the legal
stuff - - should be re-written so it is clear that an opinion of the author
is being expressed rather than a legal opinion being passed on by the
author.
I agree that being
Rod Dixon, J.D., LL.M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My main suggestion, however, was that some of the text - - the legal
stuff - - should be re-written so it is clear that an opinion
of the author
is being expressed rather than a legal opinion being passed on by the
author.
I agree
Rod Dixon, J.D., LL.M. wrote:
Actually, adding case law is a good idea. I would recommend a conspicuous
disclaimer as a header and footer on the page. I forget whether I pointed to
the one at www.ecommercetax.com as an example.
I note that this disclaimer does *not* say the contents of the
Rod wrote:
Oh, my! I most defintely do not want to discourage you, and the chart is not
a bad idea, but your commentary is written as if you ARE dispensing legal
advice.
Rod, you are a very frequent contributor to the list, and I
don't want to discourage you. But... you have never
I've written a table comparing a few of the more frequently chosen licenses.
http://zooko.com/license_quick_ref.html
Doubtless, the inaccuracies and biases presented therein will frustrate some
people, but I have observed a need for such a table, and earlier revisions of
this document have
begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] quotation:
I've written a table comparing a few of the more frequently chosen licenses.
http://zooko.com/license_quick_ref.html
Doubtless, the inaccuracies and biases presented therein will frustrate some
people, but I have observed a need for such a table, and
Oh, my! I most defintely do not want to discourage you, and the chart is not
a bad idea, but your commentary is written as if you ARE dispensing legal
advice. You use phrases like a court might decide that and it has no
legal effect too frequently. I would suggest rewriting some of the material
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