IANAL but the Apache license allows you to do whatever you want with it
from what I know. You just can NOT call any derived work by the upstream
name or use the Apache marks, because your derived work is no longer an
Apache software. And you need to provide attribution with the software
you
for modifications and new sources licensed under a
different model?
Specifically what I think would be helpful to look at is derived works
which start from an Apache licensed project, and modify and use the
sources from that project, with modified and changed parts not
applying the Apache license
.com>> wrote:
> Hi All>
>
>
>
> Would some nice person be kind enough to point me in the direction of a
> Chinese (simplified) translation of the Apache License 2.0? I will be getting
> this reviewed by a Chinese lawyer, so would be happy to feed back any
> com
ebruary 28, 2018 2:20:45 PM>
> To: dev@community.apache.org>
> Cc: Nick Burch>
> Subject: Re: Chinese translation of Apache license 2.0>
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> Andrew,>
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> I presume you know that translating a license will open up a bit of a can>
> of worms. In particular
: Chinese translation of Apache license 2.0
Andrew,
I presume you know that translating a license will open up a bit of a can
of worms. In particular, it makes the license harder to work with in the
original jurisdiction and working out kinks in a new jurisdiction can be
really a lot of work.
Be
) translation of the Apache License 2.0? I will be getting this
reviewed by a Chinese lawyer, so would be happy to feed back any comments they
may have about translation discrepancies (if any). I realise that there aren’t
any official translations, but an unofficial one would be a good starting point
time this is asked.
On Wed, Feb 28, 2018, 15:41 Andrew Katz wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Would some nice person be kind enough to point me in the direction of a
> Chinese (simplified) translation of the Apache License 2.0? I will be
> getting this reviewed by a Chinese lawyer, so would b
translation of the Apache License 2.0? I will be
> getting this reviewed by a Chinese lawyer, so would be happy to feed back
> any comments they may have about translation discrepancies (if any). I
> realise that there aren’t any official translations, but an unofficial one
> would
Hi All
Would some nice person be kind enough to point me in the direction of a Chinese
(simplified) translation of the Apache License 2.0? I will be getting this
reviewed by a Chinese lawyer, so would be happy to feed back any comments they
may have about translation discrepancies (if any). I
ignore my last email it doesn't matter I found it out it's proprietary and
apache
I was just wondering if I include some software which has an apache licence in
my software can I give it a proprietary, public domain or an apache license. I
haven't actually done any of this it's just for future reference.
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