[FC-discuss] Free software vs. software-as-a-service
Fred Beneson
fred.benenson at gmail.com
Mon May 26 11:26:58 EDT 2008
As far as I understand it the GPL, (like most other licenses
including CC, etc.) doesn't require prosecution explicitly in the case
of a violation of its terms, so much as it requires a cessation of
distribution of the binaries or offending files.
IANAL,
F
On May 26, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Peter Olson <peabo at peabo.com> wrote:
>> Requiring that certain works may not be modified unless those
>> modifications
>> were published free of charge requires a totalitarian state
>> performing
>> continuous audits of people's homes (to detect unpublished
>> modifications),
>> and prosecutions of anyone who attempts to charge anyone for said
>> modifications.
>
> Can you provide a citation into the text of the GPL which requires
> this?
> (Either GPL v2 or v3 would be fine).
>
> peter
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