[opensource-dev] Can you legally agree to incomprehensible conditions
Anders Arnholm
Anders at Arnholm.se
Sat Apr 3 00:53:39 PDT 2010
Glen Canaday wrote:
> anyone who is known to have seen the LL server code. They can't be sure
> there's no LL-proprietary licensing stuff going on. See this:
> http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Contributions_Policy
>
> ... all of which I can completely understand.
>
No, the not reading viewer code in 6 mouths makes no sence at all. Makes
the bug solutions a pain in the ass really. Any sencidle developer with
two programs talking to each other, trying to solve a problem look at
both codes. It does not break copyright laws.
> related. I'm actually rather surprised no one's said anything about the
> merges of GPL code into viewer-internal. That bugged me more than the
> TPV stuff.
>
Sending in that fax and giveing the LL copyright for tha patches. We all
knew that LL had an internal code base mixed with the server code
containing non-gpl:ed code.
/ Balp
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