On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 11:13 AM, John Cowan wrote:
> It looks okay to me. An analogue would be if Yoyodyne Software released
> some code, with the provision that if you run it on Yoyodyne Computer boxes
> you have to use Yoyodyne Maintenance on those boxes instead of Joe The
> Plumber Computer
It looks okay to me. An analogue would be if Yoyodyne Software released
some code, with the provision that if you run it on Yoyodyne Computer boxes
you have to use Yoyodyne Maintenance on those boxes instead of Joe The
Plumber Computer Maintenance. It doesn't seriously restrict anyone's
freedom t
Hi all,
I have a question regarding some open source language in a document that
Los Angeles County published recently. I'm not asking for legal advice, but
just to get a better understanding as someone who is working in support of
open source voting systems in the City and County of San Francisco
