Re: A priori IPR choices

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Ted Hardie <hardie@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

>>No.  My point was that for the IETF, interoperability is the goal, not some
>>general statement about goodness of Free software.  In many/most/maybe all
>>cases, this will require any IPR restrictions to be GPL compatible.
>
> Can you think of an open-source project interested in the work of
> CCAMP?

GNU Zebra, Quagga, and MPLS-linux are three projects that come up by
searching for relevant technology.

I think you are missing the point, though.  The point is to make sure
that a free software implementation of IETF technology is _possible_.
That doesn't necessarily mean that you won't be able to find an IETF WG
with technical work that may not have been implemented already in free
software.

/Simon

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