On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 20:07:06 -0400 Nathanael Nerode wrote: > The essence of what I would accept is this: > > "If you claim, legally, that my work can't be > distributed/used/modified freely by people in general, then *you* > can't distribute/use/modify my work either". A "if you think this > should happen to everyone else, it should happen to you too" clause. > > This prevents people from actually literally taking free software > proprietary (not just derivative works, but the originals) -- this > could otherwise be done using patents.
It seems a good approach: it may work.
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