Some additional information has been added to the Python license graphic (attached). Based on the new information, it appears that the stand alone CNRI license on opensource.org is ONLY for the

Hi Everyone Minutes on license meeting are now available on the wiki at the link below. We have a few remaining followups that are being chased down (per the minutes) and after that we will

This event has been changed. more details » Changed: SPDX Legal Workstream (Rollout) Call 11ET/10CT/8PT All: After successful work to date, the SPDX team has established 3 workstreams (Legal,

more details » SPDX SPDX Legal Workstream (Rollout) Call 11ET/10CT/8PT All: After successful work to date, the SPDX team has established 3 workstreams (Legal, Business & Technical) to further

New Proposal for SPDX license tracking related to the Python project and Python “License”: 1. Track "Python License" separate from "Python License Stack". a. The Python

IMPORTANT: We need interested folks to sign up for the respective mailing lists for the three teams (Technical, Business, Legal). In the next month or so, invitations to those teams' meetings will go

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As discussed last meeting, we are evolving this to the be the SPDX General Meeting, the main purpose being sharing and cross functional coordination between the Technical, Business and Legal Teams.

As Phil mentioned during the last SPDX call, we added a number of mailing lists to facilitate discussions of specific areas. This list (spdx@...) will continue to be used for general

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Regarding the Python licensing, Kim is correct. http://python.org/psf/summary/ clearly states that the PSF Python releases are licensed under the stack of licenses. So my statement regarding a

Please find attached a jpeg that details Python licensing (for today’s Python agenda item in the SPDX Licensing teleconference). Tom Tom Incorvia tom.incorvia@... Direct: (512)

HiAll, Ihave uploaded a new version of the License List (v1.3) in spreadsheet format tothe Wiki page, as well as accompanying guidelines document (remainingoutstanding questions highlighted in

I'm not sure why the system would flag this comment as spam but the logs confirm that it did. I changed a setting so that comments marked as spam are no longer discarded; instead they require manual

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Per our call, I attempted to comment on the ratification of the artifactof proposal by commenting on the wiki page http://www.spdx.org/wiki/proposal-2010-10-21-3-artifactof Unfortunately, the wiki

Hi everybody, We are releasing a minor update to our license identification tool. The major difference with version 1.0-pre1 is packaging. We no longer require the user to download and patch the

Meeting Time: Nov18, 8am PDT / 10 am CDT / 11am EDT / 16:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html Conf call dial-in: Conference code: 7812589502 Toll-free dial-in number (U.S.

Finally! Sorry about the delay. I took the examples that were already in the wiki area (http://spdx.org/wiki/openlogic-spdx-10-beta-examples) that Peter W posted some time ago and posted them in the

The two open, overlapping, proposals for showing the provenance of files in an SPDX document are up for approval at the next SPDX full group meeting. Proposal 2010-10-21-2 [1] proposes adding