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Thanks, everyone, for your comments. I am summarizing the discussion for Macromedia's
Legal department and for the management, my understanding of the issues is:
(1) changed IBM to Macromedia,
(5) changed the choice of law from New York to California.
These are known issues with the IBM
Hello All,
I am after a bit of advice as to what can and cannot be specified in OSI
licences.
Basically I have been toying with the idea of putting together a licence
based on the MIT and ZOPE licences with additions that specify certain
things must be included within the distribution to be
On Friday 21 June 2002 02:14 pm, Adam Moss wrote:
I can make a rough draft available on the web if that would make things
easier - I know I'm not describing this to well.
That would be best. From your description it sounds like you want to require
the downline developer to inundate their
To OSI License Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] subscribers,
From: Tom Harwood [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Macromedia, Inc., would like to obtain OSI certification for its Open
Source License. The Macromedia Open Source License is based on the IBM
Public License, with the following changes per our
On Friday 21 June 2002 05:12 pm, Nathan Kelley wrote:
Item 3.IV in the license states that: ...other than in the event that
such Contributor is Macromedia, (A) states that source code for the
Program is available from such Contributor, and (B) informs licensees
how to obtain it in a
To OSI License Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] subscribers,
From: Joshua Colson [EMAIL PROTECTED],
In response to David Johnson's concerns regarding the Public
Scripting License, we have amended sections and added others,
hopefully addressing many of the concerns which he had.
The amended
To Tom Harwood [EMAIL PROTECTED],
From: Tom Harwood [EMAIL PROTECTED],
From: Tom Harwood [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Thanks, everyone, for your comments. I am summarizing the discussion
for Macromedia's Legal department and for the management, my
understanding of the issues is:
(1) changed IBM
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