Le 2011-06-30 04:47, Florian Effenberger a écrit :
Hello,
thanks for the feedback!
I too share the view that mentioning StarOffice will unnecessarily
complicate things, so we should leave it out.
Well, OK, I don't think we need to make a big case of it. One last
remark though is that if we distance ourselves in this particular
statement, then it becomes odd to me that we make reference to it when
explaining the beginnings of the birth of LibreOffice. When asked about
the origins of LibreOffice I explain the birth of LibreOffice startomg
from StarOffice to OOo. I think that this approach has been used by many
people.
Marc Paré wrote on 2011-06-24 23.48:
Should there also be mention of the type of licence we have adopted --
opensource copy-left -- . Do we need to define ourselves from the
version of the ASF opensource licence? This may be important for people
who are looking into what is the difference between the TDF/LibreOffice
and ASF versions of their office suite. IMO, I think we need to make
this clear and also link our licence to the appropriate full description
on the FSF site.
I'd be careful here. Long-term, TDF might not only be about LibreOffice,
so I would not focus too much on one specific license, who knows what
happens.
I'll like to repeat Christoph's latest proposal - everyone agrees we can
adopt this?
I am OK with this.
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Thanks,
Florian
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