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[dev-serveez] legal issues
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stefan |
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[dev-serveez] legal issues |
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Thu, 5 Jun 2003 06:58:35 +0200 (CEST) |
Hello Andreas,
as a matter of fact, me as the maintainer of Serveez, may have done a
mistake. I missed to ask you, as a contributor, whether you *would* be
willing to assign your copyright, which has been noted in the relase and
CVS in the following files:
* src/guile.c
* src/libserveez/asprintf.[ch] and
* src/libserveez/cfg.[ch]
to the FSF (free software foundation). Serveez is *licensed* under the
GPL. The developers (and maintainers) of Serveez hold the *copyright* on
it themselves. This is because we thought it isn't not (yet) worth the
effort to sign it over to the FSF. This may change in the future. That
is why I *need* to know whether you *would* sign it over, too, and whether
you agree to the principles of free software in general regarding the
Serveez project.
Personally I think this email is just a matter of (un)necessary
bureaucracy, but it is important for the free software movement. That is
why I need to raise this issue at least once.
To the other copyright holders: Would it make sense to sign copyrights
over to FSF in the future (and does it at all)?
Cheers,
Stefan Jahn <address@hidden>.
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