> So, in the end, am I still invited to sign & send the "wet" form or > I'd better wait to let it dry? Please send in the form -- the license was a totally separate issue that I shouldn't have brought up in the same mail (or at all, in this stage anyway -- we'll work this out with the Python consortium members first). > BTW, I'm surprised by the fact that in an Open Source world I'm asked > to sign a licence agreement with CNRI or to send e-mails for contributed > code. If Python or Linux had had such constraints from the start, they > wouldn't have been what they are today. Unfortunately, that's the price we have to pay. What we get is legal protection from CNRI. In general CNRI has contributed a lot to Python; probably more than you realize. In any case, signing the form and including the email paragraphs is completely voluntary -- if you don't want to do it, just let me know. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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