Re: Comments on minutes

sob@harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) Tue, 18 April 2006 18:27 UTC

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jas sed:
> > 13h10 - 13h25: `RFC 3978 Update', presented by Scott Bradner
> >
> > - The purpose of this document ((draft-ietf-ipr-rules-update-03)
> > came originally out of an IPR WG meeting we had quite a while ago
> > where the consensus was `the IETF should ask for additional rights
> > from the submitters of contributions to the IETF'.  The additional
> > rights are for 3rd parties to make extracts of any kind (e.g. to
> > copy pieces of IETF documents and include them in documentation, or
> > on a web page)
> 
> Scott's current draft (which is -04, not -03, btw), does not grant
> those additional rights for 3rd parties, as far as I can see.  I think
> this gives a flawed representation of what Scott's draft would solve.

I think what is in the minutes is accurate - the ID asks for these 
rights from authors but does not say anything about granting the
rights to others

Scott

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