On Mon, 2007-06-18 at 23:24 +0530, Anand Capur wrote:
> (it is a magazine that will be under a no-copyright, so as the wiki
> needs we would need that agreement signed also).
What do you mean by "no-copyright"?
The CLA doesn't grant copyright to anyone; you retain that for the work
you do. It provides an agreement whereby Fedora (via Red Hat) can use
your copyright material under an open source license.
- Karsten
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I mean people are free to use, copy, etc.. the articles and since the CLA is for copyrighted stuff, I guess we wouldn't need it signed.
