Dne petek, 07. december 2018 ob 06:22:41 CET je Richard Fontana 
napisal(a):
> I suggest we continue to think of the International category as
> encompassing licenses "targeting specific languages and
> jurisdictions", to use Mike's phrasing from 2015, rather than
> the typical approach we see in open source licensing of having
> a single English-language text that is largely perceived by the
> community, correctly or not, as being jurisdiction-neutral in
> design or orientation.

Just for clarification, is this more about language or 
jurisdiction (or both)?

Say, for example that there is a fictive FOSS license that would 
be written in English, yet have Malta as its jurisdiction …or, 
even more confusingly, be written in English and have the UK (or 
US) as its jurisdiction?


cheers,
Matija
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