Hi Karl, I manage the Koders.com open source source engine which Black Duck took over a little over a year ago
I saw this news item on the Mozilla Foundation receiving a no violation letter from the Commerce Dept and I got curious about how other open source sites and projects are handling this. http://www.internetnews.com/government/article.php/3839831/Mozilla+Firefox+Cleared+of+US+Export+Rules.htm I went looking for references to License Exception TSU and found it on a few project web sites, kernel.org for example. Did you register savannah.gnu.org with the BIS and NSA or are you requiring individual projects to register themselves? Also, are you blocking access for any countries to savannah.gnu.org? Thanks, --- Eran Strod est...@blackducksoftware.com On Oct 2, 2009, at 7:04 PM, Karl Berry wrote: > Does Savannah have a legal person who could answer a question about > this legal notice? > > Not specifically. You could write licens...@gnu.org, but since most > likely I will end up answering the question anyway, you might as well > ask here. > > Best, > Karl
