Felipe Contreras <felipe.contreras@xxxxxxxxx> writes: >> But if you are arguing that when you write "Signed-off-by:" your >> sign-off can mean something other than what DCO says it means, > > The DCO has clause (d), which clearly states the developer must agree > that a record of his/her contribution is maintained indefinitely (and > that includes his/her sign off). Yes. Are you saying that you are OK with (a)-(c) but not (d)? > So there's at least two meanings in the DCO itself. I am not sure what you mean. DCO itself has a to d (four) clauses, so that is not where your two comes from (unless you are hedging by saying "at least two"). What are you counting to reach two? Still puzzled.
