Could some kind American or Canadian soul post a link to something that explains this concept as it applies to a corporation? I think some of us Non-NA peeps could do with an understanding of that it means, and IANAL! I presume it cheaper than a Delaware Corporation :-)
For what little it's worth, I have assumed that any contribution I have made via these Usenet lists is Public Domain unless it contains a specific copyright notice, so I can't see how I could assign it to a Foundation. In so far as it has been incorporated into an LFS Book, I have already, by the act of contributing as an editor, assigned the copyright to the book's copyright holder as defined in the Prologue to the book in question. Or have I? I certainly intended to. It seems to me that this is not connected too intimately with the other discussions. But really does merit getting right before we invest too much in the rest of it. I have been unhappy for some time (years) that copyright to the LFS book resides with Gerard, not because I don't want him to have it, but because I am unsure of who would inherit it, or to whom it might be assigned by him 'in extremis' (several scenarios to consider here). R. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
