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El 18/11/12 04:39, Greg KH escribió: |
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> Anyway, I now see a _very_ dangerous commit in the "Copyright" branch |
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> that better not get merged into the tree, as it's wrong, and illegal |
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> under all countries that follow the "normal" body of Copyright Law. It |
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> should be removed right now before someone gets into trouble, not the |
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> least of which would be the orginization that the copyright is now being |
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> attributed to. |
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So I made a mistake coming out from a missunderstanding on a commit on a |
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branch that didn't even get merged since I was expecting approval from |
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somebody else before that. Cool. The amount of damage caused by this |
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action is around the same as publishing a patch and not applying it. |
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> Come on people, this is basic copyright law, it's not something |
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> radically new. It's something that _all_ software developers should |
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> know, either from school, or any company they have ever worked at. |
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Check european copyright laws please, they are quite different from |
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yours. I at least have had to read and understand the spanish copyright |
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laws a few times and its not funny. So please don't speak of a "normal" |
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body of copyright law there is not such thing and some of us have enough |
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with the "normalizations" USA based lobbies are trying to impose on ours. |
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