Andrew Sullivan wrote:
Wha the work-around appears to me to provide is a way for
contributors to say, "But maybe I don't have them all." From my point
of view, that's less good than releasing the contributor from needing
to make such claims in the first place, but it's an improvement.
...
> What's unusual in this case is that every contributor,
by virtue of having to assert that he or she has obtained the relevant
permssions, is _also_ subject to those lawsuits.
+1.
This nicely highlights the underlying problem with the approach has so far been
taken: It expects far too much from people who are, in actual fact, acting as
agents of the IETF.
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
bbiw.net
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