[Harmony-users] Info request: GPL and CAA
pguarda
pguarda at yahoo.it
Sun Jul 22 19:30:00 UTC 2012
Dear Harmony-users.list,
I'm trying to manage the distribution of software of a public sector
entity. I was moving towards an open source license (probably GPL or
EUPL because even in Italian version).
The question I am asking is the following: X distributes the software
ALPHA to Y under the GPL for example; then Y signs a Contributor
Agreement with the assignment of copyright on contributions to X. If Y
in turn distributes to C, by GPL for instance, how do I constrain the
contributions of C to ALPHA software in the same way as I did with Y.
I do not have interest in controlling derivative work: here the name of
the software has to be changed otherwise you are infringing my
trademark. But I would like to keep control on modification of the main
code and to keep the copyright on it.
What do you recommend? I should perhaps use a different distribution
license? or there is a way to make this legal system of contributions
assignment working also for following distribution?
Have you got my point?...
thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Paolo
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