On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Niall Walsh wrote:
> I'd have thought the Chinese Dissident Test would be referring to:
>> *"3.3. Required Notices.*
>> You must include a notice in each of Your Modifications that identifies You
> as the Contributor of the Modification."
> So that the theoretical dissident programmer could distribute a modification
> without having to admit to ownership. To be honest I wonder how copyright
> law treats assignments from unverifiable anonymous parties though.
Seems quite simple to me, just contribute by proxy. Let the proxy's
name be the one recorded as having made the modification.
regards,
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