WFIW, Dojo collects CLAs from contributors. I signed it, when
submitted code.
OTOH, anybody can be sued for no reasons whatsoever. Don't ask
me how I know it. :(
Thanks,
Eugene
"David Ascher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...IP
discussions are worth
WFIW, Dojo collects CLAs from contributors. I signed it, when
submitted code.
OTOH, anybody can be sued for no reasons whatsoever. Don't ask
me how I know it. :(
Thanks,
Eugene
"David Ascher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...IP
discussions are wort
As David already mentioned, obtaining the copyright now is easier than later.
the reason you want this is so If you have to change your license in
years to come (which the ASF had gone through recently) you can easily
do this.
Another reason I have seen is when a individual contributor is doing
t
IP discussions are worth having, if often painful.I'm far from an expert (or a lawyer), but as a director of the PSF, I unfortunately have a lot of conversations about this stuff.I worry a bit about the current system "scaling" in the long term, as today's core devs may not stick around for 10 year
On Nov 17, 2005, at 7:05 PM, Ian Holsman wrote:
I thought this should be off-line.
Thanks for being sensitive, but there's no reason to and I think
other might be interested so I'm replying back to the list.
but have you guys thought about django's IP?
I see you have trademarked the name,
