find out who did what.
In that case...
If you can get a legal opinion that the pages were created as
works-for-hire, then SPI actually does hold the copyrights.
Otherwise, you're stuck rewriting the webpages, if you want to be legal.
--
Nathanael Nerode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"(Ins
e agreed to by the new
author.
> Because copyright is currently claimed by SPI Inc, and SPI's board
> meeting is coming rather soon, I brought this issue to SPI's
> secretarys attention, but SPI board would appreciate some suggestion
> what they should decide about license cha
it on high
priority; I think I could get quite a lot done very quickly, since the
information exists, but just has to be integrated. However, I would need
website access of some sort in order to do that, which I don't have.
--Nathanael Nerode
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I propose something like the following as an addition to the Debian web
pages, at the bottom of http://www.debian.org/intro/free. I offer this
up for revision and use by the Debian community, or anyone else.
Motivation: some people seem to wish to remain in denial about the
project's decision
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