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From: Jonas Maebe
Subject: Quo vadis, GPC?
Date: 15 Aug 2010, 11:18:05
On 15 Aug 2010, at 04:33, Rugxulo wrote: > On 8/14/10, Frank Heckenbach <ih8mj@fjf.gnu.de> wrote: >> A copyright holder has no obligation to explain himself or argue >> with you. [snip] > > I'll admit that the term "public domain" has sometimes been misused, > but I don't think so here. It (P4) is only like 4000+1500 lines > (5500), nothing huge. The size has nothing to do with the term "public domain". Even if it were 20 lines of non-trivial code, it would still be copyrighted. Stop inventing your own definitions of legal terms (whatever you think they should be), it only muddies the discussion. > I'd rather you ask FPC about whether they are (or will adapt to) GPLv3 > (compatible). FPC is licensed under the GPLv2 with the "or (at your option) any later version" clause. So it's GPLv3 compatible. > Legal papers?? From whom? Why would he? What if he lost it? What if > there is (or was) no "legal" way for it to be declared PD even if the > authors' intended that?? Then that's tough luck. Jonas
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