Hi,

> Thanks for the vote. It looks like we forgot to remove the mentions of the 
> resolved issues in the DISCLAIMER-WIP. Checking the linked issues, all of 
> them have been resolved in 1.8. Is this still a blocking issue if the actual 
> issues that the DISCLAIMER-WIP links to are addressed?

The DISCLAIMER WIP needs to be keep up to date. When I looked not all of these 
issues were resolved.

> Between 1.8 submodules [1] and that of 1.7 [2] there hasn't been any addition 
> of submodule. For the four modules with updated commits (dmlc-core, mkldnn, 
> nvidia-cub, onnx-tensorrt), I didn't find any license change. What's missing?

If you compare the copyright statements between the two release you’ll see 
there are a number of differences and mention of bundled 3rd party licenses are 
missing from the LICENSE file.

> Regarding NVIDIA licensing, I'm not sure what the standard practice is given 
> that we are indeed open sourcing our GPU source code with ALv2 and the NVIDIA 
> licensing only comes into picture in binary distribution and not in a source 
> release. Advice is appreciated.

You need to tell your users that using the software in this way that it is not 
compatible with the Apache license. I think the DISCLAIMER would be a good 
place to do this.

Thanks,
Justin
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