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Re: SPDX face to face at LF CollabSummit

Michael J Herzog <mjherzog@...>
 

Martin,

The meeting last year at the Collab Summit was very productive so I strongly recommend that we plan an F2F meeting. We can manage the agenda around areas where we may need participation from Kate and Rockett.

regards, Michael

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On 12/8/2010 6:29 AM, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
I'm wondering if we should make any plans for the LF Collaboration
Summit in 2011. The CollabSummit will take place April 6-8 in San
Francisco. Traditionally, FOSSBazaar had a room there and we could
request a room and use it for SPDX.

However, I noticed that at least Kate and Rockett will be presenting
SPDX at the European Legal Network Conference, which unfortunately
conflicts with the CollabSummit since it takes place on April 7-8
in Amsterdam.

Any thoughts?


Re: SPDX face to face at LF CollabSummit

Philip Koltun
 

Great minds think alike!
 
I have been asked to organize a compliance track for the Collaboration Summit and would like to include SPDX briefings and updates as a significant part of the track.  (FOSSBazaar as well.) I was planning to talk initially to Kate and Phil O about SPDX presentations.  All ideas are welcome.
 
Phil Koltun
Director, Open Compliance Program
The Linux Foundation

On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 8:29 AM, Martin Michlmayr <tbm@...> wrote:

I'm wondering if we should make any plans for the LF Collaboration
Summit in 2011.  The CollabSummit will take place April 6-8 in San
Francisco.  Traditionally, FOSSBazaar had a room there and we could
request a room and use it for SPDX.

However, I noticed that at least Kate and Rockett will be presenting
SPDX at the European Legal Network Conference, which unfortunately
conflicts with the CollabSummit since it takes place on April 7-8
in Amsterdam.

Any thoughts?

--
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SPDX face to face at LF CollabSummit

Martin Michlmayr
 

I'm wondering if we should make any plans for the LF Collaboration
Summit in 2011. The CollabSummit will take place April 6-8 in San
Francisco. Traditionally, FOSSBazaar had a room there and we could
request a room and use it for SPDX.

However, I noticed that at least Kate and Rockett will be presenting
SPDX at the European Legal Network Conference, which unfortunately
conflicts with the CollabSummit since it takes place on April 7-8
in Amsterdam.

Any thoughts?

--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard


Re: Python History and License

Tom Incorvia
 

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 licensing of the beta version of python 1.6.1.  Kate Stewart and I will confirm this with Python Legal. 

 

Tom

 

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To: spdx@...
Cc: Jilayne Lovejoy; kate.stewart@...; Esteban Rockett; Kim Weins
Subject: RE: Python History and License

 

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 Programming Language, regardless of version, would be attributed to the stack

b.      However, other projects can be licensed specifically under the Python License (which is ONLY the first license in the stack).

 

That’s it.

 

An update to the graphic from two weeks ago is attached.  The highlighted portions are new.

 

Tom

 

 

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License Meeting Minutes from today are available

Kim Weins
 

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 temporarily CLOSE adding of new licenses.  We need to focus on getting the license repo in place and getting license data loaded and reviewed.  Once that is done, we will define and document the process for adding new licenses to the list and re-open the list.  If you see any egregious items missing from the license list, please let us know ASAP.  Everything else will need to wait for the license repo to get in place — we’re estimating that will be about 8 weeks away.

License List on wiki
http://www.spdx.org/wiki/license-list

Minutes
http://www.spdx.org/wiki/license-subteam-minutes-20101203

Kim

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Updated Invitation: SPDX Legal Workstream (Rollout) Call 11ET/10CT/8PT @ Wed Dec 15 8am - 9am (spdx@fossbazaar.org)

Esteban Rockett <mgia3940@...>
 

This event has been changed.

Changed: 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 efficient continued progress of SDPX.

Towards this end, this notice is to invite any interested attorney or software license professional to the SPDX Legal Workstream.

The Agenda for this first Rollout meeting will be:

(1) Outlining the Objectives of the Legal Workstream;
(2) Summary of work done in the prior "SPDX Licensing Track", and remaining items; and
(3) Presentation of SPDX Beta 1.0 abstracts; and fielding remaining questions from Linux Foundation Member Counsel on Beta 1.0.

For all those attending, please add your name to the "NEW" SPDX Legal Workstream Mailing List. You can join the Mailing List by going to the http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/legal link.

Many thanks,

Rockett

Motorola Inc.
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Invitation: SPDX SPDX Legal Workstream (Rollout) Call 11ET/10CT/8PT @ Wed Dec 15 8am - 9am (spdx@fossbazaar.org)

Esteban Rockett <mgia3940@...>
 

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 efficient continued progress of SDPX.

Towards this end, this notice is to invite any interested attorney or software license professional to the SPDX Legal Workstream.

The Agenda for this first Rollout meeting will be:

(1) Outlining the Objectives of the Legal Workstream;
(2) Summary of work done in the prior "SPDX Licensing Track", and remaining items; and
(3) Presentation of SPDX Beta 1.0 abstracts; and fielding remaining questions from Linux Foundation Member Counsel on Beta 1.0.

For all those attending, please add your name to the "NEW" SPDX Legal Workstream Mailing List. You can join the Mailing List by going to the http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/legal link.

Many thanks,

Rockett

Motorola Inc.
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Digital Content Licensing
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Re: Python History and License

Tom Incorvia
 

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 Programming Language, regardless of version, would be attributed to the stack

b.      However, other projects can be licensed specifically under the Python License (which is ONLY the first license in the stack).

 

That’s it.

 

An update to the graphic from two weeks ago is attached.  The highlighted portions are new.

 

Tom

 

 

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Minutes from 2 Dec SPDX General Meeting and IMPORTANT notice

Philip Odence
 

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 only to the team lists. This general list will continue to be used to announce and circulate minutes for the General Meeting. If you need help see the memo from Martin I copied below. Or let me know if you have questions.


Thanks,
Phil



FROM MARTIN M:


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 discussions
but discussions about specific topics (technical development of the
spec; rollout and other business aspects; and legal aspects) will take
place on the other mailing lists.  If you want to participate in the
technical, business or legal team discussions, you therefore have to
subscribe to their mailing lists.

You can find a link to the mailing lists on each team wiki page:




Follow the link to the mailing list and on the page for the mailing list
search for "Subscribing to".  Enter your email address, name (optional)
and password and click on "Subscribe".  You will then get an email with
a link that you have to follow in order to confirm their subscription.

Mailing list archives are also available so you can check if you missed
any discussions.

If you have any questions or problems, please let me know.


SPDX License Review: Part 3 10ET/7PT

Kim Weins
 

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM December 3, 2010
Location: See dial in below


US  866-740-1260
Int'l  http://www.readytalk.com/support/international-numbers.php

ID 2404502

Web Meeting
Www.readytalk.com
ID 2404502

We will continue to work on license list issues.

older license versions that are missing:
-         we don’t have EUPL v1.0, MPL v1.0, NPL v1.0, other OSL versions,
AFL, etc.


license-specific issues:
-         X.Net License à this is really an LGPL notice + special exception
- should we have it as a separate license?
-         Zlib/libpng License à note: this is the zlib license, but OSI
calls it the zlib/libpng license.  Yet there is a different license for
libpng:  see http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/src/libpng-LICENSE.txt
<http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/src/libpng-LICENSE.txt>


Agenda for SPDX meeting today

Philip Odence
 

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. This will be the first General Meeting per se and we will be trying a new agenda structure.


Meeting Time: Dec 2, 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. and Canada):  (877) 435-0230
International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
For those dialing in from other regions, a list of toll free numbers can be found: 
https://www.intercallonline.com/portlets/scheduling/viewNumbers/viewNumber.do?ownerNumber=6053870&audioType=RP&viewGa=false&ga=OFF

Web:
Note, we will be using a different URL for each meeting for purposes of taking attendance. When you login PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR FULL NAME IN THIS FORM: Phil Odence, Black Duck Software so I can just copy/paste into minutes. THXhttp://blackducksoftware.na6.acrobat.com/spdx2dec10
 
Administrative Agenda
Attendance

Technical Team Report - Kate

Business Team Report - Kim/JohnE
Upcoming meetings
Rollout ideas
FAQ

Legal Team Report - Rockett/Karen

Cross Functional Issues - Phil
Feedback on agenda format

Action Items

Most of the action items belong with the Teams. So, in addition to statusing, we will dispatch them to the respective teams and will not continue to track in this meeting. Action items for this meeting will be cross functional.

• Dave/JeffL - Update zlib based on new specification  DONE, BUT AWAITING FEEDBACK FROM GARY
• PeterW- Implement issue tracking system.  BLOCKED ON KATE
• Kate - submit ids to Linux Foundation so infrastructure setup can proceed - PENDING
• Kate- Draft example for LF Member Counsel; include XML and corresponding spreadsheet (or spreadsheet-like) format. PENDING
• Rockett- Query status of trademark application DONE. APPLICATION IS IN AN WAITING FOR ASSIGNMENT OF A TM EXAMINER
• All- Review 6 months mail and contrast against licensing group spreadsheet. FOR NEXT LICENSE GRP MEETING
• Kate- Write up formal proposal on SHA field change and mail to list. IN PROCESS
• All- Review SHA field change proposal for technical flaws; if so, discuss on list. FOR TECH AGENDA NXT MEETING
• Kate- Add back to SPEC page in WIKI preferred syntax for adding comments. TO BE DONE
• Michael H- Write up and share position on "reporting" vs. "interpreting."
• PhilO- Get legal team input on Michael's position.


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Vice President of Business Development
Black Duck Software, inc.
265 Winter Street, Waltham, MA 02451
Phone: 781.810.1819, Mobile: 781.258.9502


New SPDX mailing lists

Martin Michlmayr
 

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 discussions
but discussions about specific topics (technical development of the
spec; rollout and other business aspects; and legal aspects) will take
place on the other mailing lists. If you want to participate in the
technical, business or legal team discussions, you therefore have to
subscribe to their mailing lists.

You can find a link to the mailing lists on each team wiki page:

- Technical Team: http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/spec-development

- Business Team: http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/biz

- Legal Team: http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/legal

Follow the link to the mailing list and on the page for the mailing list
search for "Subscribing to". Enter your email address, name (optional)
and password and click on "Subscribe". You will then get an email with
a link that you have to follow in order to confirm their subscription.

Mailing list archives are also available so you can check if you missed
any discussions.

If you have any questions or problems, please let me know.

--
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Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard


SPDX Business (Rollout) Call 11ET/8PT

Kim Weins
 

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM December 9, 2010
Location: See dial in below

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Agenda
We will be covering several areas on the rollout plan.

1. Beta process
2. User Content - what is needed
3. Evangelism and outreach

Occurs every 2 week(s) on Thursday effective Thu 12/9/10



Python History and License

Tom Incorvia
 

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 particular PSF version being licensed under one and only one license is incorrect for the PSF-related licenses – it is the stack.   

 

If we can get a statement from the PSF saying that the stack license applies regardless of version (even the old CWI versions), then we will only need the stack-license (although it has a “pick whatever applies to your release” nature that is a bit different than what we have been doing).  This is a bit different than the Mozilla tri-license where the end user picks . . .

 

The alternative to listing the stack-license would be to have PSF say on a version by version basis when a stack / stack-subset / individual license applies.  Messy – that is the route that I was taking.    

 

Tom

 

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Python License Graphic for Friday Teledonference

Tom Incorvia
 

Please find attached a jpeg that details Python licensing (for today’s Python agenda item in the SPDX Licensing teleconference).  Tom

 

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newly uploaded license list

Jilayne Lovejoy <Jlovejoy@...>
 

Hi All,

 

I have uploaded a new version of the License List (v1.3) in spreadsheet format to the Wiki page, as well as accompanying guidelines document (remaining outstanding questions highlighted in yellow there).  As per last week’s license meeting, I made the following changes:

  1. fix header for “GPL v3 only”
  2. add “GPL v3 or later”
  3. added GPL exceptions (see list below with) 
    1. I did not add headers for these.  Sometimes the header has the exception and sometimes it is located at the bottom of the license (or both), so it didn’t seem like there is an “official header” in this situation, unless we just use the standard GPL headers.
    2. I have hidden the “exceptions” column for now in the spreadsheet.  Now that we are adding each exception as a separate line item, this field seemed NA – thoughts?
    3. We decided we would only list the “official” GPL exceptions.  I’m not sure we discussed what constitutes “official,” but the GNU website only lists 2 – Autoconf and GCC Runtime Library - (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/exceptions.html) on their website, yet I’m pretty sure that the others we mentioned on the call (Bison, Font, Classpath) should be included as well.  So, for going forward, we’ll need to determine some kind of protocol to decide a) what makes the cut for out list for exceptions and b) have we missed any?

 

Exceptions added:

- GPL v2 w/Autoconf exception – I could not find a link to this.  The GNU website only has the v3 exception, but there was one for v2.  I even tried downloading an old version of Autoconf and the COPYING.txt file (which is supposed to have the exception included in it…) did not have the exception.  Please check to see the text I did find is correct

- GPL v2 w/Bison exception

- GPL v2 w/Classpath exception

- GPL v2 w/GCC Runtime Library exception – I could not find a link to this.  GNU website only have v3 exception.  Please check if this text is correct…

 

- GPL v3 w/Autoconf exception

- GPL v3 w/GCC Runtime Library Exception – the GNU website has a v3.0 and v3.1 of this exception – the most recent one is included here.  I could not find

 

If there is another exception you want added, can you please email me the name of it and a url for where you found the text.

 

Thanks,

 

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Re: artifactof proposal ratified... but couldn't post comment (Martin?)

Martin Michlmayr
 

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 approval.
Please post the comment again and I'll approve it.

* Bill Schineller <bschineller@...> [2010-11-18 17:01]:

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 told me my comment triggered the spam filter and wouldn’t save it.
Here is the comment (Martin?)

“2010-11-18 general call feedback

“By choosing to reference DOAP model, we are tacitly approving that an SPDX document may include with it additional information which is in the DOAP vocabulary.

We are requiring that an SPDX 1.0 compliant parser be able to understand only the 2 fields from DOAP (name and homepage).

If additional information from DOAP is included within the SPDX document, an SPDX 1.0 compliant parser may silently ignore the additional information.

Folks on the 2010-11-18 general call accepted the ArtifactOf proposal, and rejected the 'File origin' proposal.”





On 11/17/10 5:23 PM, "Philip Odence" <podence@...> wrote:

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. and Canada): (877) 435-0230
International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
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Web:
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Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approval of minutes
http://www.spdx.org/wiki/20101104-minutes
Outreach and evangelism:
Common Messaging/Presentation – PhilO
Industry Venues – PhilR
Website – PhilO/Martin (defer to Org Structure discussion)
Roll Out Update - KimW/JohnE
Legal Update - Rockett
SPDX Group Organizational Structure - PhilO

Action Items
Note: Drafting related action items are embedded in the Wiki. http://www.spdx.org/wiki/spdx/specification
• Dave - Clean up the WIKI to only have analysis visible that reflects current spec. ON HOLD FOR MARTIN TO PROVIDE PRIVS; SHOULD BE UNDERWAY
• Dave/JeffL - Update zlib based on new specification DONE, BUT AWAITING FEEDBACK
• PeterW- Implement issue tracking system. BLOCKED ON KATE
• Kate - submit ids to Linux Foundation so infrastructure setup can proceed - PENDING
• Kate- Draft example for LF Member Counsel; include XML and corresponding spreadsheet (or spreadsheet-like) format. PENDING
• Phil R - Update Industry Events. IN PROCESS
• Rockett- Mail out trademark policy draft to SPDX list. WAITING FOR SIGNOFF BY LF
• Rockett- Query status of trademark application TBD
• Kim- Send out invite for next licensing meeting. DONE. WILL INCLUDE FOLKS FROM DEBIAN.
• All- Review 6 months mail and contrast against licensing group spreadsheet. FOR NEXT LICENSE GRP MEETING
• All- If you can't attend meeting, post feedback/vote to list on 5.6/5.7 proposals. FOR TECH AGENDA NXT MTG.
• Kate- Write up formal proposal on SHA field change and mail to list. IN PROCESS
• All- Review SHA field change proposal for technical flaws; if so, discuss on list. FOR TECH AGENDA NXT MEETING
• Kate- Add back to SPEC page in WIKI preferred syntax for adding comments. TBD

Technical Agenda
Spec Status Update- Kate
License Group Update- Kim
RDF Group Update- Bill
Resolution on recommendation of proposal 2 by RDF team
[1]: <http://www.spdx.org/wiki/proposal-2010-10-21-2-file-origin>
[2]: <http://www.spdx.org/wiki/proposal-2010-10-21-3-artifactof>
Repository Changes- Kate



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--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard


SPDX License Review Meeting: Part 2

Kim Weins
 

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM November 19, 2010
Location: See dial in infi below



US  866-740-1260
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Web Meeting
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We will finish addressing license list issues.

Python licenses
-         currently we have just the two OSI approved licenses, using the
OSI long titles for the licenses – Tom I found some other versions, but the
naming is a bit inconsistent (in terms of what they are referred to in the
field, Tom’s email included some practical clarification on this in terms of
matching the license to the software version)
-         do we need to add others?  If so, which ones and how to name?

older license versions that are missing:
-         we don’t have EUPL v1.0, MPL v1.0, NPL v1.0, other OSL versions,
AFL, etc.


license-specific issues:
-         X.Net License à this is really an LGPL notice + special exception
- should we have it as a separate license?
-         Zlib/libpng License à note: this is the zlib license, but OSI
calls it the zlib/libpng license.  Yet there is a different license for
libpng:  see http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/src/libpng-LICENSE.txt
<http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/src/libpng-LICENSE.txt>


artifactof proposal ratified... but couldn't post comment (Martin?)

Bill Schineller
 

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 told me my comment triggered the spam filter and wouldn’t save it.
Here is the comment (Martin?)

“2010-11-18 general call feedback

By choosing to reference DOAP model, we are tacitly approving that an SPDX document may include with it additional information which is in the DOAP vocabulary.

We are requiring that an SPDX 1.0 compliant parser be able to understand only the 2 fields from DOAP (name and homepage).

If additional information from DOAP is included within the SPDX document, an SPDX 1.0 compliant parser may silently ignore the additional information.

Folks on the 2010-11-18 general call accepted the ArtifactOf proposal, and rejected the 'File origin' proposal.”





On 11/17/10 5:23 PM, "Philip Odence" <podence@...> wrote:

Meeting Time: Nov18, 8am PDT / 10 am CDT / 11am EDT / 16:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

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Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approval of minutes
   http://www.spdx.org/wiki/20101104-minutes
Outreach and evangelism:
Common Messaging/Presentation – PhilO
Industry Venues – PhilR
Website – PhilO/Martin (defer to Org Structure discussion)
Roll Out Update - KimW/JohnE
Legal Update - Rockett
SPDX Group Organizational Structure - PhilO

Action Items
Note: Drafting related action items are embedded in the Wiki. http://www.spdx.org/wiki/spdx/specification
• Dave - Clean up the WIKI to only have analysis visible that reflects current spec.  ON HOLD FOR MARTIN TO PROVIDE PRIVS; SHOULD BE UNDERWAY
• Dave/JeffL - Update zlib based on new specification  DONE, BUT AWAITING FEEDBACK
• PeterW- Implement issue tracking system.  BLOCKED ON KATE
• Kate - submit ids to Linux Foundation so infrastructure setup can proceed - PENDING
• Kate- Draft example for LF Member Counsel; include XML and corresponding spreadsheet (or spreadsheet-like) format. PENDING
• Phil R - Update Industry Events. IN PROCESS
• Rockett- Mail out trademark policy draft to SPDX list. WAITING FOR SIGNOFF BY LF
• Rockett- Query status of trademark application TBD
• Kim- Send out invite for next licensing meeting. DONE. WILL INCLUDE FOLKS FROM DEBIAN.
• All- Review 6 months mail and contrast against licensing group spreadsheet. FOR NEXT LICENSE GRP MEETING
• All- If you can't attend meeting, post feedback/vote to list on 5.6/5.7 proposals. FOR TECH AGENDA NXT MTG.
• Kate- Write up formal proposal on SHA field change and mail to list. IN PROCESS
• All- Review SHA field change proposal for technical flaws; if so, discuss on list. FOR TECH AGENDA NXT MEETING
• Kate- Add back to SPEC page in WIKI preferred syntax for adding comments. TBD

Technical Agenda
Spec Status Update- Kate
License Group Update- Kim
RDF Group Update- Bill
Resolution on recommendation of proposal 2 by RDF team
[1]: <http://www.spdx.org/wiki/proposal-2010-10-21-2-file-origin>
[2]: <http://www.spdx.org/wiki/proposal-2010-10-21-3-artifactof>
Repository Changes- Kate



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new release of Ninka

dmg
 

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 sentence splitter. It should
be easier to use.

We also thank Armijn Hemel for his help with the documentation.

http://turingmachine.org/~dmg/temp/ninka-1.0-pre2.tar.bz2


Enjoy!

--dmg


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