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- From: email AT greglondon.com
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- Subject: Re: Warranty Issue Revisited
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 09:17:47 -0800 (PST)
I'm going to back up here, because either we're
arguing about two different things, or I simply
don't understand what a declaration of authority
to contribute accomplishes.
I get that it could make some idiots NOT
contribute someone else's work.
Whether its the best place for it or not
is a secondary argument.
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 16:31:17 +0000, Rob Myers wrote:
> (I agree with Evan's point about discriminating against
> people who represent that they own the work).
I do not see how discrimination enters into it.
> I am trying to make sure that enough of the right legalese
> goes in to make the contract reasonably watertight.
watertight against what? lawsuit from Sony Music?
> a personal declaration of authority to contribute would,
> I believe, strike the correct balance.
balance between what? cleartext and legaleze?
or Distribution Dave and Sony Music?
could someone give me a simple example of how
a declaration of authority to contribute
changes the legal landscape for people
who contribute, distribute, or modify free works?
I am trying to understand what is being claimed here.
I'm not subscribed to the OGL list, so I don't know
what discussions have gone on there.
Thanks
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited
, (continued)
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Rob Myers, 02/19/2004
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited,
Todd A. Jacobs, 02/19/2004
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited,
Evan Prodromou, 02/22/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Sal Randolph, 02/23/2004
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited,
Evan Prodromou, 02/22/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Todd A. Jacobs, 02/19/2004
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited,
email, 02/23/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Rob Myers, 02/24/2004
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Re: Warranty Issue Revisited,
email, 02/24/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Evan Prodromou, 02/24/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, Rob Myers, 02/24/2004
- Re: Warranty Issue Revisited, email, 02/24/2004
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