Re: Bug#192748: Debian-legal summary of the OPL

2004-03-16 Thread Don Armstrong
On Tue, 16 Mar 2004, Frank Lichtenheld wrote: > [I readded the bug report to CC despite of the contradicting MFT, > since it doesn't make sense to exclude it] Yeah, I didn't include it because I didn't know what the clone's bug number was going to be... it's included and set appropriately now. >

Re: Bug#192748: Debian-legal summary of the OPL

2004-03-16 Thread Frank Lichtenheld
[I readded the bug report to CC despite of the contradicting MFT, since it doesn't make sense to exclude it] On Mon, Mar 15, 2004 at 08:13:14PM -0800, Don Armstrong wrote: > debian-legal has recently reconsidered the OPL and has determined that > it is a license that is not free.[1] > > This mean

Re: Debian-legal summary of the OPL

2004-03-15 Thread Don Armstrong
clone 192748 -1 retitle -1 Open Publication License is not DFSG Free severity -1 serious thanks debian-legal has recently reconsidered the OPL and has determined that it is a license that is not free.[1] This means that the debian webpages should have their license changed, assuming this is poss

Debian-legal summary of the OPL

2004-03-12 Thread Jeremy Hankins
Debian-legal has concluded that the OPL (Open Publication License) v1.0 is not a DFSG-free license. - It requires the original publisher and author to appear on all outer surfaces of a paper copy, and defines how they should appear. This is a significant restriction on modification (DFSG ยง3)