request for approval of APOSSL
John Cowan
jcowan at reutershealth.com
Tue Mar 5 22:36:25 UTC 2002
Forrest J. Cavalier III wrote:
> Look, if you have no permission to use the term "pronoic"
> then you may not legally use it.
Not so. Clause 5 says there is no right to use the term
*in the name of the derivative work* without permission.
Clause 4 encourages its use, with or without permission,
*in promotional material about the work*. These are
two different uses.
If the pseudocode is correct, my reformulation a few minutes
ago is (close to) correct too.
> I dislike pseudo code analogies when it comes to law and
> licenses. (You understand Godel's proofs, so I don't have to
> tell you why.) I don't think you have pseudocoded version
> 1.2 either.
I think he has pseudocoded what he wants, which I have then
put into prose.
> Be careful. I am beginning to think that your interest is
> playing a game with license discuss, and that you have no
> interest in OSI approval.
I don't believe so.
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