TheOldFellow wrote: > 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).
Here is a link to that on the Government of Canada website, focussed on BC, annd direct to thier faq comparing business types. http://bsa.canadabusiness.ca/gol/bsa/site.nsf/en/su06803.html#a1 -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
