On 2013-10-07 18:50 , Henri Beauchamp wrote:
The requested info (snail mail address and private phone number)
are simply "excessive in relation for the purpose" (identifying
an author: see below).
We don't believe that information is excessive for that purpose. You are
of course free to disagr
On 2013-10-07 14:52 , Nicky Perian wrote:
The original CLA may have same items and I just did not catch that
casual verbal / oral conversations unless prefaced with "this is not a
contribution" would be considered a contribution. For me, that puts a
chill on discussing with any LL employee the
It is customary to include addresses of the parties on contracts in the
USA. With only a name and signature, I could always claim it was some
other Jason Giglio that agreed to the contract.
There aren't many ways to enter a binding contract without risking
"outing", since for it to stand up in
