On Mon, 01 May 2006, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> I suppose another question is, what level of contribution gives
> someone enough copyright say to need to approve a license change?
> Fixing a typo? A few lines of code? A whole new driver seems like
> enough to me; what about tweaking CSS? I don't kno
Quoting Michael Poole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This probably varies slightly from country to country, but at least in
the USA, copyright is not automatically transferred like this. If the
work is done "for hire", the employer is the original copyright
holder. If a written agreement assigning the s
Gregory Colpart writes:
> Chuck, I forward to debian-legal list, best place for license
> experts.
By the way, cc'ing a closed list when emailing an open list is poor form.
(Hopefully this will help others avoid the auto-reject message I got.)
Michael Poole
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Gregory Colpart writes:
> Chuck, I forward to debian-legal list, best place for license
> experts.
>
> debian-legal people, find first post of this thread here :
> http://lists.horde.org/archives/sork/Week-of-Mon-2
Chuck, I forward to debian-legal list, best place for license
experts.
debian-legal people, find first post of this thread here :
http://lists.horde.org/archives/sork/Week-of-Mon-20060424/002560.html
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