Re: call for participation
Terry Sullivan <FCLTPS@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu> Fri, 03 June 1994 18:01 UTC
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From: Terry Sullivan <FCLTPS@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu>
Subject: Re: call for participation
To: Susan Hares <skh@merit.edu>, Henry Lowe <lowe@osf.org>, THINOSI-request@ulcc.ac.uk
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> >For those funding ISO activies, look at the words "public >domain". A free program is more often used than one >that costs money. Prototypes, "public domain" may have >had more impact on why IP has succeed where ISO protocols >failed. > I Think we need to expand "public domain" beyond just programs. RFC's are freely available online, increasing thier acceptance, and the number of public domain implemetations. ISO standards are hard to come by and the costs of these documents are sometimes prohibitive (exspecially on a state budget). terry sullivan
- Re: call for participation Susan Hares
- Re: call for participation Henry Lowe
- Re: call for participation Terry Sullivan
- Re: call for participation Susan Hares
- Re: Re: call for participation Henry Lowe