On 19/11/2012 10:44, Rich Freeman wrote:
> If Gentoo were trying to monetize/dual-license/etc then the benefits
> of airtight copyright assignments would be greater, as would be the
> benefit of telling anybody in the EU that their help simply isn't
> needed unless they can convince their parliaments to change their
> laws.  As a community distro, however, we have a different set of
> priorities.

Sorry Rich, are you freaking kidding me? Europe would need to change
laws? ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?

There's a very simple way to handle this and it doesn't require changing
laws that are perfectly fine for most people living in Europe, thank you
very much, and that's called a license agreement.

https://fsfe.org/activities/ftf/fla.en.html

I'm afraid that now I have to just do a Greg and suggest that before you
speak further, you talk to a lawyer. SFLC would probably answer your
questions for free, if not try asking FSFe, I know they have a legal
counsel office.

Or do you think that Sun/Oracle and Google refuse to get people working
on their project from Europe?

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