Re: Declaring license for autogenerated file (W3C)

2021-06-18 Thread Diego M. Rodriguez
Hello Michael and Sam, and many thanks for the quick and detailed feedback and observations. On 6/17/21 7:23 PM, Michael Lustfield wrote: > From my perspective, you did a relatively adequate job documenting the oddity > in > d/copyright. It seems that this file rarely ever (never) changes, so dr

Re: Declaring license for autogenerated file (W3C)

2021-06-18 Thread Michael Lustfield
On Fri, 18 Jun 2021 12:53:37 +0200 "Diego M. Rodriguez" wrote: > [...] > Actually, while the upstream tarball (from PyPI) does not include the > unicode.xml file, upon closer inspection upstream does include it in > their GitHub releases. If using the release for packaging is technically > viable

Re: Declaring license for autogenerated file (W3C)

2021-06-18 Thread Paul Wise
On Fri, Jun 18, 2021 at 11:09 AM Diego M. Rodriguez wrote: > Actually, while the upstream tarball (from PyPI) does not include the > unicode.xml file, upon closer inspection upstream does include it in > their GitHub releases. If using the release for packaging is technically > viable (looks like

Re: Rust trademark policy

2021-06-18 Thread Bone Baboon
Bone Baboon writes: > Sections > * Rust trademark policy > * Impact on free software projects > > # Rust trademark policy The conversation about the Rust Trademark policy issue has been happening on several mailing lists and in different IRC channels. I decided to write a new summary that bringin