> There are three possible IP modes a new TC may operate under,
> and we are
> required to choose one of these three for the charter of the
> proposed ODF
> IIC TC:
>
> 1) RAND
> 2) RF on RAND terms
> 3) RF on Limited terms
>
> The most common (and most friendly to implementors, IMHO) mode
> at OASIS is
> "RF on Limited terms", and that is the mode under which the
> OASIS ODF TC
> operates. I'd urge the proposed ODF IIC TC to adopt this same IPR mode.
>
> You can read the legalese associated with this IPR Mode, and the
> obligations it puts on TC members and the benefits it gives to
> implementors in sections 10.2.1 and 10.2.3 of the policy
> document linked
> to above.
>
<snip>
Hello from one of the lurkers.
To me it would seem rather eccentric to have different IP terms
to ODF, especially as this is about interoperability.
So +1 for "RF on Limited terms"
Kind Regards
Jerome Davies
IT Manager
PDG Helicopters
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