At 04:56 08/12/13, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
I hereby extend the rights in my contributions that I have personally
granted in the past to the IETF and to the IETF Trust to include
the additional rights required by RFC5378. Obviously by doing so,
I cannot extend the rights granted by my various employers.
I'm going to print the updated license from
http://trustee.ietf.org/authorlic.html
and sign it and send it in. (My name is there because I signed
the older version.)
Oh, so you're saying that we have a list of names where we don't
really know who signed what (the older or the newer version)?
I hope that can be fixed! (well, the easiest way to fix it would
be for all those already on the list to upgrade :-)
Regards, Martin.
I'm disappointed at how few people have signed up. Even people who've
been active in this debate haven't signed up to the old version.
We should surely all be signing up to the new version, if we've ever
made any kind of contribution in the past. We should all be pressing
our employers to sign up.
The problem that Sam raised will become a minor concern if the vast
majority of us sign up.
Brian Carpenter
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