[Committee-d] Today's meeting

[Don Armstrong]

On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, David Turner wrote:
> Sorry Fontana and I weren't around for today's meeting. Can people
> send some reports to the list on their progress on issues?

Sorry, I got caught out too grading midterms...
 
> Don Armstrong is stewarding the following issues:
> Copyright/Warranty Information on Startup
> 
> Dissallowing Illegal things (and the conflict with freedom 0)
> 
> DRM and allowing authentication/secured tranport

I've started work on this:
http://svn.donarmstrong.com/don/trunk/projects/gplv3/issues/drm_allowing_authentication/drm_allowing_authentication.tex
but it probably needs another week or so to get it to a reasonable
state; the other two I've separated out the comments that I want to
use, and finally finished going through all the comments that are
extant to date.

Currently these are what the mailboxes look like:

60_days_too_short
additional_restrictions_conflict_with_gplv2_spirit
affero_exception
aggregate_work_confusing
anti_dcma_segment_confusing
applying_gpl_suggestions
are_patches_derivative_works
author_attribution_not_defined
build_tools_should_be_publicly_available
collect_termination_clauses
contract_in_other_locales
copyright_info_on_startup
disallow_illegal_things
drm_allowing_authentication
drm_and_freedom_zero
drm_retaliation
dual_licensing_conflicts
extend_source_requirement
gpl_as_free_software
grammar
interaction_of_propogation_clause_and_drm
license_approver
license_compatibility
loopholes
make_additional_warranty_availability_explicit
make_non_termination_obvious
os_exemption_clarification
patent_licensing_clarification
patent_retaliation
patent_suits_against_users
physical_media_for_source_too_expensive
propogation
some_rights_are_not_transferable
source_and_patent_coverage
source_distribution_location_abiguous
unlimited_rights_to_run_vs_restrictions_on_running
verification_of_source_access

[Some of the above have already been identified as issues, some of the
remaining ones may need to become ones.]


Don Armstrong

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