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But where do we stand on OPL?

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Subject: But where do we stand on OPL?
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Date: Sat, 18 Sep 1999 19:02:32 GMT
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Gary Lawrence Murphy <[email protected]>:
> I had an email from Alessandro this morning.  His understanding is that
> a document published under the OPL (esp OPL with the option to reserve
> book printing rights) prevents a document from being included in the
> LDP.  Is this true?  What is the stance of the LDP on the open publishing
> licence?

Yet another licensing debate...

If it can't be distributed freely, on whatever medium, it doesn't belong
in the LDP. That is not negotiable.

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