O.k. I know when I'm licked. Everyone who has responded is in
agreement that I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm still trying to
find an amicable resolution though.
Again assuming an otherwise Debian free license, can Prof. Hyatt add a
restriction that all chess tournaments entries based u
Paul Serice writes:
> Again assuming an otherwise Debian free license, can Prof. Hyatt add a
> restriction that all chess tournaments entries based upon his original
> source be clearly labeled and entered as "Crafty" or "a Crafty clone" and
> still be Debian free.
Have you pointed out to Prof. Hy
John Hasler wrote:
>
> Have you pointed out to Prof. Hyatt that the sort of people hs is
> worried about are unlikely to even read his license, let alone obey
> it?
I think as it stands now, if a hidden Crafty clone is competing in a
tournament, both Prof. Hyatt and tournament sponsers cannot do
On 3 May 1999, John Hasler wrote:
> Paul Serice writes:
>
> > Of special importance here I believe would be paragraph 4 which states in
> > part, "The license may require derived works to carry a different name or
> > version number from the original software."
>
> But it does not say "The licen
See the www.w3.org, and check out it's problem with P3P technology. W3C
is working to keep this important security technology in the public
domain.
They need everyone with the time to research the prior art for this
technology in order to get the patent claim rejected. It is currently
owned by
On Tue, May 04, 1999 at 01:04:23 -0700, Paul Nathan Puri wrote:
> See the www.w3.org, and check out it's problem with P3P technology.
See http://www.wired.com/news/news/politics/story/19452.html for media
coverage.
http://www.w3.org/P3P/ (the most obvious place), unfortunately has no
details on i
> Again assuming an otherwise Debian free license, can Prof. Hyatt add a
> restriction that all chess tournaments entries based upon his original
> source be clearly labeled and entered as "Crafty" or "a Crafty clone"
> and still be Debian free.
he can certainly require a statement that it is base
Jonathan P Tomer wrote:
>
> > Again assuming an otherwise Debian free license, can Prof. Hyatt add
> > a restriction that all chess tournaments entries based upon his
> > original source be clearly labeled and entered as "Crafty" or "a
> > Crafty clone" and still be Debian free.
>
> he can certai
Jonathan P Tomer writes:
> ...the gpl even requires the interactive start of the program to declare
> copyright information.
No. From the GPL:
Exception: if the Program itself is interactive but does not normally
print such an announcement, your work based on the Program is not
requi
Paul Serice writes:
> I think as it stands now, if a hidden Crafty clone is competing in a
> tournament, both Prof. Hyatt and tournament sponsers cannot do much about
> it.
The tournement sponsors can change their rules. For example, they can
require all entries to be free software.
> If a claus
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