Copy-Back License draft for discussion

[Thorsten Glaser]

John Cowan dixit:

(Please don't Cc me on replies.)

>Thorsten Glaser scripsit:
[...]
>> > Redistribution and use, with or without modification, publical
>
>"Public"

I stand corrected.

>"This project" is more specific than "the project".

What if I'm no project but only a single author?

But maybe I over-interpret the "this" reference.

>Legal systems always excuse people from specific performance
>(as this is) when prevented by force-majeure (as this is).
>No license can oblige you to do the impossible.

The licence can be void if you can't do it. Some licences
are written this way.

>Unfortunately, it's probably not enforceable in the U.S. if it
>doesn't stand out in some way, and ALL CAPS is the only standout
>form available in plain text.

As far as I was told (even here?), that's a tale from the past.

IANAL,
//mirabile
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