One of the founders of the Open Source movement in software. Founder of No-Code Internatiional, which successfully ended Morse code testing as a criterion for Amateur Radio licensing across most of the world. Still working on Amatuer Radio policy, Open Source software, and What Comes After Open Source.
Where the above definition contains multiple legal entities, all are
subject to these terms, including the sections regarding termination.
[This is to avoid the situation in which a company creates a legal entity
specifically for the purpose of entering into these terms while insulating
the rest of the company from their effect.]
YOUR is the possessive or adjective form of YOU.
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@wiki_me @vk6flab In response to your comment, I made these changes to my draft:
2.5 YOU are:
A) The legal entity exercising RESTRICTED RIGHTS under these terms.
B) any other legal entities in which the entity of part A holds
5% ownership or greater or equivalent control without ownership
C) Any legal entity with 5% or more ownership in the entity of part A
or equivalent control without ownership.
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@wiki_me @vk6flab Yes, I created the DFSG and then made it the OSD. Please read the text at https://perens.com/static/DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE.txt?v=2004_04_01 , specificially the definition of YOU. It sounds like I should add _owners_ to YOU as well as _ownership_.
@wiki_me @vk6flab
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[3.2] a) The end-user revenue through all legal entities defined as YOU
exceeds USD$5 Million per YEAR. …
This has not yet been subject to legal review, and of course may change when it does.
Thanks
Bruce