license recommendation
John Cowan
cowan at ccil.org
Wed Apr 18 14:37:12 UTC 2007
David Woolley scripsit:
> Compiling it is normally considered making a modified (derivative)
> version,
AFAIK compiling is considered copying: object code *is* source code
in the eyes of the law, just as a microfilmed copy of a book *is* the
book.
> and in some countries, copying into computer memory in order
> to execute it, etc., is considered copying for copyright purposes (I
> believe this is the case in the UK, but not the USA).
It's copying in the U.S. too, but it's allowed by a special exception
in the copyright law.
> IANAL
Me either.
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