The previous directive to close these discussions extends to this
thread, as well. The same conditions apply for action:
CrossWire considers the DSS materials you post on your website to be
under copyright and not legal for you to distribute. Our policy is to
not allow illegal content to be posted or linked to on sword-devel.
Please refrain from making this material available from the link you
have posted here on sword-devel or your ability to post to sword-devel
will be revoked.
Sincerely, with all good wishes,
Troy
On 01/07/2013 09:09 PM, Andrew Thule wrote:
DM,
Let's not reopen the DSS issue, thought it is the same issue.
Crosswire is not the Copyright Owner of a single DSS translations. So
as long as Crosswire is playing no official role in their digitization
or distribution, CrossWire has absolutely nothing to say on the matter.
That said, I was seeking assistance. That formally would have
required anyone helping me would have had to been brougt under the
some terms, which means I would likely have had to 'legally' clarify
the terms of the work (by doing exactly what I'm asking CrossWire to
do now, by providing a license).
Since CrossWire did not get involved, Crosswire has absolutely no idea
what license restrictions there are NOT or ARE in dealing with the
source text (only speculation), or even if I do in fact have license
(though I argued restrictions were exempted by law) .
Until a Crosswire developere had actually engaged for the sake of
making this a Crosswire module to be reposed at Crosswire's repot -
Crosswire was foolish to argue the point ...
~A
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