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@ -3202,19 +3202,19 @@ pathological case\footnote{Theoretically, a user could collect copyright
assignment from all known contributors and then do this, but this would assignment from all known contributors and then do this, but this would
indeed be the pathological case.} would a user have the right to do so. indeed be the pathological case.} would a user have the right to do so.
Under subsections 7a and 7b, the requirements may include preservation of % FIXME-LATER: It would be good to have detailed info on each of 7a-f.
copyright notices, information about the origins of the code or alterations % Here's some commented-out text that might be useful for 7a-b
of the code, and different warranty disclaimers. Under subsection 7c, the
requirements may include limitations on the use of names of contributors and
on the use of trademarks for publicity purposes. In general, we permit these
requirements in added terms because many free software licenses include them
and we consider them to be unobjectionable. Because we support trademark fair
use, the limitations on the use of trademarks may seek to enforce only what
is required by trademark law, and may not prohibit what would constitute fair
use.
% FIXME: 7d-f
%% Under subsections 7a and 7b, the requirements may include preservation of
%% copyright notices, information about the origins of the code or alterations
%% of the code, and different warranty disclaimers. Under subsection 7c, the
%% requirements may include limitations on the use of names of contributors and
%% on the use of trademarks for publicity purposes. In general, we permit these
%% requirements in added terms because many free software licenses include them
%% and we consider them to be unobjectionable. Because we support trademark fair
%% use, the limitations on the use of trademarks may seek to enforce only what
%% is required by trademark law, and may not prohibit what would constitute fair
%% use.
% FIXME: removing additional restrictions % FIXME: removing additional restrictions