We are revising the Mozilla project Contributors Agreement (CVS access
agreement) to address deficiences caused by the passage of time, and the
upcoming problem that if and when we migrate away from CVS, a lot of the
document will become inappropriate. The new document is an agreement
with a legal entity (the Mozilla Foundation), generalises references to
version control systems and to contributed data, and clarifies the
language surrounding acceptable licences.
The new proposed draft is here:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Contributor_Form
I am drawing this to the attention of the Mozilla cryptography community
especially, because the document contains a section (Section 5) which
explicitly deals with cryptographic code. So far, I haven't made any
significant changes to it in the new draft. Does anyone have any views
on whether that section needs revision?
For the avoidance of confusion: this proposal is independent of recent
proposed changes in the criteria for gaining CVS access; that is, it was
not prompted by and did not prompt them, and stands or falls independently.
Gerv
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