On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Jesse Keating wrote:
On Tuesday 18 July 2006 08:18, Mark Webbink wrote:
Just for clarification, Red Hat employees do not need to sign a Fedora CLA.
Perhaps from a legal standpoint at this exact moment in time. However
it makes more sense to have the policy apply to ANYBODY so that if they
ever leave Red Hat we still have an agreement with them, and Red Hat
people aren't special cased.
Setting aside the exact details of legal compliance, I think we should
have *everyone* sign the thing. It is one of those policies that isn't
difficult to have in place, and it prevents us from having a "special
treatment" kind of thing.
We want Fedora to be egalitarian. Everyone should sign the CLA, if not
for a legal requirement, then for a "correctness" requirement. Most of
the RH folks contributing have signed it already.
--Max
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