From: Deborah McGuinness ([email protected])
Date: 10/18/01
thx for the work.
is there a specific copyright form that is the one we should be signing?
i am ready to sign personally and I think we all agreed that we will sign
personally.
i think the trickier question is point 5 below - how does an organization
figure out if it needs to be added?
if you/ the lucent lawyer think it is ok to just go in with lucent, then i
think we should try for that option if it will work.
d
"Peter F. Patel-Schneider" wrote:
> IANADL (or any other kind of lawyer, assuming that there are any other
> kinds), but I think that we will have to do at least the following:
>
> 1/ Change editors to authors in the documents, and thus to deny authorship
> to those not on the author list. Does anyone want to be added to the
> author list for any of the documents?
>
> 2/ Add the data files as appendices to some document, so that they can be
> covered under the copyright for the document. I suggest daml+oil.daml
> gets added to the reference manual and that daml+oil-ex*.* get added to
> the walkthrough.
>
> 3/ Get copyright releases from all authors. If you want to be an author, I
> will need a copyright release from you.
>
> 4/ Get an IP statement from Lucent.
>
> 5/ Get IP statements from any other organization that feels that they need
> to be added. (I'm willing to go ahead with just the Lucent one.)
>
> I think that this covers it. Does anyone have any additions? Is there any
> chance that something less onerous would work?
>
> peter
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