Re: A priori IPR choices

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Scott Kitterman <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> And that will never fly (IANAL) with the GPL and so here we sit at an 
> impasse again.  So either a GPL implementation is important to 
> interoperability in a given space or it is not.  If it is important to 
> interoperabilty, then this is a showstopper.  If not, maybe not.

Do you have any specific example of an internet standard for which you
think that lack of GPL-compatible licensing of any (perhaps just
hypothetical) relevant patents would not cause interoperability serious
problems if the patent holder chose to aggressive enforce the terms of
that non-GPL-compatible patent license?

Greetings,
Norbert.


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Norbert Bollow <nb@xxxxxxxxx>                      http://Norbert.ch
President of the Swiss Internet User Group SIUG    http://SIUG.ch
Working on establishing a non-corrupt and
truly /open/ international standards organization  http://OpenISO.org

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