Re: [CA cert] Termination of membership

[Duane <duane AT cacert.org>]

Nathan Reilly wrote:

>     And by assignable, does that mean you are able to sub-license the 
> software?

The intention of this in the first place was to allow me to conduct my 
trade beyond CAcert without complications of lawsuits over any work for 
hire I may do, which may or may not contain code from any work I've done 
in the past, weather this is CAcert or not.

>     Would you object to having the code prohibited from being used in 
> any other CA/RA entity?

If it's released under any license that allows copying you can not 
prohibit use with any degree of success, this would require resorting to 
contract laws and then would require warranties on software and that's 
not something I want to venture into.

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