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Re: Dom4J: Which type of license?
Thanks you both!
We adopted the Plexus name as category. Problem solved.
Kind regards,
Max
Thanks you both!
We adopted the Plexus name as category. Problem solved.
Kind regards,
Max
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By
Max Brito
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#2544
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meeting today
in an hour - we’ll pick up where we left off from last call!
https://wiki.spdx.org/view/Legal_Team
Also: please note - the Open Source Leadership Summit is coming up in Half Moon Bay, March 12-14 -
in an hour - we’ll pick up where we left off from last call!
https://wiki.spdx.org/view/Legal_Team
Also: please note - the Open Source Leadership Summit is coming up in Half Moon Bay, March 12-14 -
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By
J Lovejoy
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#2543
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Re: Minutes from 6 Feb 2019 tech call
Thank you Gary and Kate. I’ve reviewed the minutes, and look forward to discussing the topic.
As you may guess, my strong basis is towards self-assigned DNS-based namespace with optional
Thank you Gary and Kate. I’ve reviewed the minutes, and look forward to discussing the topic.
As you may guess, my strong basis is towards self-assigned DNS-based namespace with optional
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Mark Atwood (Amazon.com)
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#2542
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Re: Dom4J: Which type of license?
Not to unnecessarily self-promote, but this was the use case that made me write the SPDX-License-Diff chrome extension. https://github.com/spdx/spdx-license-diff. It also should work on Firefox (but
Not to unnecessarily self-promote, but this was the use case that made me write the SPDX-License-Diff chrome extension. https://github.com/spdx/spdx-license-diff. It also should work on Firefox (but
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By
Alan Tse
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#2541
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Re: Dom4J: Which type of license?
I think you should look at "Plexus": https://spdx.org/licenses/Plexus.html
We even have a note that covers Dom4j 😊
-- zvr –
I think you should look at "Plexus": https://spdx.org/licenses/Plexus.html
We even have a note that covers Dom4j 😊
-- zvr –
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Alexios Zavras
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#2540
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Dom4J: Which type of license?
Hello,
I keep stumbling on the Dom4J license categorization.
Some people/groups label it as "BSD-style", while others argue this is an Apache-1.1 variation.
The license terms:
Hello,
I keep stumbling on the Dom4J license categorization.
Some people/groups label it as "BSD-style", while others argue this is an Apache-1.1 variation.
The license terms:
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By
Max Brito
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#2539
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Re: [spdx-tech] A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Hi Sebastian,
That's pretty much where we ended up on the call.
LicenseRef-<namespace>-<shortform>
We also ended up discussing where SPDX documents with these LicenseRef's
could be defined, so
Hi Sebastian,
That's pretty much where we ended up on the call.
LicenseRef-<namespace>-<shortform>
We also ended up discussing where SPDX documents with these LicenseRef's
could be defined, so
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Kate Stewart
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#2538
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Re: [spdx-tech] A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Hi Philippe,
[G.O.] Good point on the license expressions. Including the URI expression in the license expression would make it difficult to parse. I suggest we separate this into 2 proposals.
Hi Philippe,
[G.O.] Good point on the license expressions. Including the URI expression in the license expression would make it difficult to parse. I suggest we separate this into 2 proposals.
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Gary O'Neall
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#2537
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Re: A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Hi Mark:
We surely could use a way to have namespaces of sorts for extra, non
SPDX-listed license identifiers. This is something that I could use
alright for ScanCode where we track roughly an extra
Hi Mark:
We surely could use a way to have namespaces of sorts for extra, non
SPDX-listed license identifiers. This is something that I could use
alright for ScanCode where we track roughly an extra
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Philippe Ombredanne
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#2536
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Re: A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
+1 on Kate’s proposal of pre-pending the ID with license-ref – It would make the ID’s backwards compatible.
Gary
+1 on Kate’s proposal of pre-pending the ID with license-ref – It would make the ID’s backwards compatible.
Gary
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Gary O'Neall
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#2535
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Re: A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Hi Mark,
I like the notion of using the DNS names being IDN as a way of prefixing this.
We have the mechanism of "LicenseRef-" as a reserved prefix already for
any id not on the SPDX license
Hi Mark,
I like the notion of using the DNS names being IDN as a way of prefixing this.
We have the mechanism of "LicenseRef-" as a reserved prefix already for
any id not on the SPDX license
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By
Kate Stewart
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#2534
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Re: A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Just following up, does anyone have any comments or suggestions for my
proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers?
Just following up, does anyone have any comments or suggestions for my
proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers?
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Mark Atwood (Amazon.com)
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#2533
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Re: [spdx-tech] A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
Since these will be "private" (which I understand to simply mean "not in the official list"), why don't we simplify our lives and use URLs for naming as well?
SPDX-License-Identifier:
Since these will be "private" (which I understand to simply mean "not in the official list"), why don't we simplify our lives and use URLs for naming as well?
SPDX-License-Identifier:
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By
Alexios Zavras
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#2532
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Re: A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
HI Mark,
I like the idea of a DNS naming approach to the private license identifiers.
It neatly solves the namespace issue.
Rather than having a URL pointing to the canonical license text, I wonder
HI Mark,
I like the idea of a DNS naming approach to the private license identifiers.
It neatly solves the namespace issue.
Rather than having a URL pointing to the canonical license text, I wonder
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By
Gary O'Neall
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#2531
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A proposal for SPDX Private License Identifiers. Example: .com.amazon.-.ASL-2.0
I would like to propose a syntax for SPDX "Private License Identifiers".
SPDX short identifiers and SPDX-License-Identifier declarations in source
code and in compliance documents have proven to be
I would like to propose a syntax for SPDX "Private License Identifiers".
SPDX short identifiers and SPDX-License-Identifier declarations in source
code and in compliance documents have proven to be
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By
Mark Atwood (Amazon.com)
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#2530
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Re: Updated project ideas - new login workflow
+1 !
Dave
By
Dave Marr
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#2529
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Re: New License/Exception Request: Link To My SoundCloud Public License
Hi, Bill,
I am not a lawyer, but this license has two drawbacks:
1) It’s pure existence aids license proliferation, which is a bad thing by itself.
2) Gluing the Soundcloud link to the
Hi, Bill,
I am not a lawyer, but this license has two drawbacks:
1) It’s pure existence aids license proliferation, which is a bad thing by itself.
2) Gluing the Soundcloud link to the
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Markus Schaber <m.schaber@...>
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#2528
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Re: Updated project ideas - new login workflow
Die 18. 01. 19 et hora 18:30 Gary O'Neall scripsit:
I can see no issues (at least after only my first coffee) and it
looks really cool to me :)
cheers,
Matija
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gsm: +386 41 849
Die 18. 01. 19 et hora 18:30 Gary O'Neall scripsit:
I can see no issues (at least after only my first coffee) and it
looks really cool to me :)
cheers,
Matija
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gsm: +386 41 849
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By
Matija Šuklje
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#2527
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Re: New License/Exception Request:Convertible Free Software License v1.1
Yes exactly, that is correct
Best Regards,
Elmar
Yes exactly, that is correct
Best Regards,
Elmar
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Elmar Stellnberger <estellnb@...>
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#2526
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New License/Exception Request: Link To My SoundCloud Public License
Full Name: Link To My SoundCloud Public License
Short Identifier: LTMSCPL
URL: https://github.com/joelotter/ltmscpl
This license is NOT OSI-approved and it has NOT been submitted for approval to
Full Name: Link To My SoundCloud Public License
Short Identifier: LTMSCPL
URL: https://github.com/joelotter/ltmscpl
This license is NOT OSI-approved and it has NOT been submitted for approval to
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By
Bill Granfield <bill@...>
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#2525
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