DIY WB on EEC list

[John Voth]

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Concerning the protection of the WB technology, wouldn't it be suitable
for something like the GNU copyleft protection of software?

What I mean is that you could create a hardware license that would specify
everyone can freely use this but they can't make money off of this design
AND any modifications that they make would  HAVE to be shared and remain
under the "DYI-EFI Hardware License".

Here's a link to the explanation of the GNU licence:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html

Food for thought.

<lurk>

John
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Bruce wrote:

>
> If *we*, those responsible for it wanted to keep it a secret, not even this
> list would know about it.  It was public domained for the world to enjoy.
> The only conditions are that it's not to be used as a for profit item, and
> any improvements are publicly shared here.  Being a DIY project keeps it
> educational.
> Bruce
>
>
>
> From: "Joshua Ely" <braxx at mediaone.net>
> Subject: RE: DIY WB on EEC list
> >  If they haven't bought the board yet, they are out in the dark.
> > Maybe we can figure out a way to only sell boards to members
> > of this list!
> > Josh
>
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