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Copyright?

I was wondering if anyone knew what to put for the Copyright on Mozilla 
documentation (like the Help menu, etc). Would it be Copyright (C) The 
Mozilla Organization, or maybe Copyright (C) by Contributors to the 
Mozilla codebase?

Sincerely,

R.J.

Question about Modifications

Does class extending other class, which is under MPL license, can be 
treated as Modification under:
1.9.B. Any new file that contains any part of the Original Code or 
previous Modifications.

Adam

New ISO fees on the horizon?

There isn't a legal group, so posting here.

CNET News.com: New ISO fees on the horizon?
http://news.com.com/2100-1032_3-5079256.html

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a proposal that could raise fees for commonly-used industry codes,
including two-letter country abbreviations, used in many commercial
software products.

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for Standardization (ISO) to add usage royalties for several code
standards, a move that opponents say could weaken standards adherence
by forcing software providers to pay a fee for each ISO-compliant
product they sell. The standards--ISO 3166, ISO 4217, ISO 639--cover
country, currency and language codes, respectively.

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jss license

Hi,

I only wanted to know how 'JSS' is licensed.

Thanks,
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Re: jss license

luke petersson wrote:

> I only wanted to know how 'JSS' is licensed.

What do the source code files for JSS say? (And what exactly is JSS? 
Java Security Services?)

Gerv

Re: Copyright?

R.J. Keller wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone knew what to put for the Copyright on Mozilla 
> documentation (like the Help menu, etc). Would it be Copyright (C) The 
> Mozilla Organization, or maybe Copyright (C) by Contributors to the 
> Mozilla codebase?

If you want to assign your copyright to Mozilla, put (C) The Mozilla 
Foundation (which is a legal entity and can hold copyrights.) Otherwise, 
the copyright remains with you - exactly what happens in this case is 
currently unclear.

Gerv

Re: Copyright?

Gervase Markham wrote:
> R.J. Keller wrote:
> 
>> I was wondering if anyone knew what to put for the Copyright on 
>> Mozilla documentation (like the Help menu, etc). Would it be Copyright 
>> (C) The Mozilla Organization, or maybe Copyright (C) by Contributors 
>> to the Mozilla codebase?
> 
> 
> If you want to assign your copyright to Mozilla, put (C) The Mozilla 
> Foundation (which is a legal entity and can hold copyrights.) Otherwise, 
> the copyright remains with you - exactly what happens in this case is 
> currently unclear.
> 
> Gerv
> 
Okay. I'm going to make the Help menu make the copyrights to mozilla, 
since currently it says "Copyright (C) The Mozilla Organization."

Thanks for the clearing up!

--R.J.