From: Christian P. <bu...@de...> - 2009-04-01 07:18:24
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Quoting Mahesh T. Pai (pai...@ya...): > Oh. Duh. I finally persuaded myself to go to the site, and teh license > is clear - Yes. After thinking more than twice, I agree. I'm not entirely comfortable with the first clause: > 1. The user acknowledges that this font is released in the memory of Yogini Joglekar ...mostly because I don't really understand what's meant here and who is this person. This is probably very obvious to the original author but not me. Also would "the user ack" mean that every *user* of the font has to "agree" on these conditions (which raises interesting technical questions)? Probably not, at least in the author's intent but this, also, could me made clearer. > > In these font License field is not available, one can insert it in > > using Fontforge, Elements -> Font Info -> TTFnames releasing one > > separate file naming License info will help lot > > My question was:- "have the (original) authors done this? > > I guess this is not easy, since the license itself has no name. Maybe the author could be encouraged to adopt one of the various existing licenses. > Still, it is Free, but with a (old style) BSD-ish but non-onerous > publicity clause. People may disagree about the non-onerousness > though. But that would be nitpicking. I don't understand what you mean by "non-onerousness" here. |