Linkumori Free License, Version 1. 0 – Submission for OSI Review

Pamela Chestek <[email protected]> Sun, 21 Jun 2026 21:33:26 -0700
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Is the license complete? In both versions this is at the end:

5. REDISTRIBUTIONS IN BINARY FORM

_APPENDIX: How to Apply the Linkumori Free License to Your Work_

So there do not appear to be any terms for redistribution in Binary 
Form, and other parts seem to be missing.

With respect to your questions about Section 4, in 4(b) you say this: 
"/Such notice need not appear on the same webpage as the redistribution, 
provided it is accessible at a stable URL on that registered domain _and 
_that URL is either disclosed in the Source Code Form of the 
redistributing webpage or reasonably discoverable from it. A notice 
served from any subdomain of the registered domain satisfies this 
requirement/." The last sentence seems to say that I can put the notice 
on any subdomain without having to comply with the preceding sentence 
that the location be included in the source code form. So it could be a 
needle in a haystack of subdomains? And can you give an example of how 
the notice might be "reasonably discoverable from [the source code 
form]"? Where am I seeing the source code to see the notice?

And what are you trying to accomplish with the complexity of the 
registered domain? First, it's not clear whether "Registered domain" as 
defined means a second/top level domain or it can mean 
subdomain/second/top level domain. But why not just say it has to be 
clearly identified? Why does it have to be on the same domain?

What is the problem that the CDN section is trying to solve?

In Section 4(b) you refer to "this list of conditions." What list of 
conditions? Between the definitions and Section 1 (P.S., don't have 
unnumbered paragraphs), you say "the following conditions" -- so is it 
only Section 1 through (whatever the end is) that are the conditions? 
Why not just make it the license?

In 4(c) you refer to "this section's notice requirement." There is a 
distribution requirement in 4(b), is that the one you mean?

Why is distribution in binary form in a new section 5 rather than a 
subsection of section 4? The introduction to Section 4 says the section 
is for Source Code Form and Binary Form, so why would the requirements 
for Binary Code be in a new section? Section 4(d) is also for transpiled 
code, which you have defined as Binary Code in the definitions, so why 
are you treating this one specific type of binary code differently from 
the other types of binary?

There are also a number of drafting problems that I won't redline, but I 
will make a few comments:

Be consistent. You use "shall" in some definitions and not others.

Don't mix language from different licenses. Each license has its own 
structure and definitions, so plucking words or sections out and using 
them in another license doesn't work. You added language from the BSD 
license ("Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or 
without modification, are permitted provided that the following 
conditions are met") but it is redundant to parts of the Apache license 
that you kept. I see you added "run, modify and propagate" to the patent 
grant language. I believe "propagate" is a term unique to the $GPLv3 
licenses and it is defined there, so it doesn't work here without that 
definition. Why did you add "run, modify"? The Apache patent license 
grant lists all of the US exclusive rights of a patent owner, so what do 
"run" and "modify" add?

You've moved some of the notice provisions from a stand-alone paragraph 
to the copyright grant. Why? Does that mean they are no longer 
conditions of the patent grant?

You've changed some of the original Apache words to words that, in my 
opinion, are worse. What is the reason for changing "copyright owner" to 
"copyright holder"? I don't know what a "holder" is but I do know what 
an "owner" is. Is a non-exclusive licensee a "holder"? And you haven't 
changed it consistently throughout, which means you're creating an 
argument that there is some difference between a "copyright holder" and 
a "copyright owner."

You've defined "Publicly Displayed or Performed" as a unitary term, but 
then in the copyright grant referred to two separate rights, "publicly 
display, publicly perform." If you define a term, you need to use it 
that way.

You refer to "following disclaimer" but I don't see any disclaimer 
anywhere, at least not described as such.

You need to be sure that your capitalization of defined terms is 
consistent throughout.

Pam

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On 6/17/2026 12:20 AM, subham mahesh wrote:
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> On Tue, 16 Jun 2026 at 21:30, subham mahesh <[email protected]> wrote:
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>     Version 1.0 for OSI review and approval. I am the license author
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>     By way of introduction: I hold a BA in Social Science from
>     Ambedkar University Delhi, and I am currently a law student at CPJ
>     College of Higher Studies & School of Law, Guru Gobind Singh
>     Indraprastha University, Narela, Delhi. My background in social
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>     them provide clear, enforceable attribution requirements for these
>     distribution channels. The Linkumori Free License fills this gap
>     through Section 4, which explicitly addresses attribution
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    <p>Is the license complete? In both versions this is at the end:</p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">
      <font color="#000000"><font face="Courier"><font size="3"
            style="font-size: 12pt">5.
            REDISTRIBUTIONS IN BINARY FORM </font></font></font>
    </p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%"><font
        color="#000000"><font face="Courier"><font size="3"
            style="font-size: 12pt"><u>APPENDIX:
              How to Apply the Linkumori Free License to Your Work</u></font></font></font></p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">So
      there do not appear to be any terms for redistribution in Binary
      Form, and other parts seem to be missing.</p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">With
      respect to your questions about Section 4, in 4(b) you say this: "<i>Such
        notice need not appear on the same webpage as the
        redistribution, provided it is accessible at a stable URL on
        that registered domain <u>and </u>that URL is either disclosed
        in the Source Code Form of the redistributing webpage or
        reasonably discoverable from it. A notice served from any
        subdomain of the registered domain satisfies this requirement</i>."
      The last sentence seems to say that I can put the notice on any
      subdomain without having to comply with the preceding sentence
      that the location be included in the source code form. So it could
      be a needle in a haystack of subdomains? And can you give an
      example of how the notice might be "reasonably discoverable from
      [the source code form]"? Where am I seeing the source code to see
      the notice?</p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">And
      what are you trying to accomplish with the complexity of the
      registered domain? First, it's not clear whether "Registered
      domain" as defined means a second/top level domain or it can mean
      subdomain/second/top level domain. But why not just say it has to
      be clearly identified? Why does it have to be on the same domain?</p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">What
      is the problem that the CDN section is trying to solve? </p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">In
      Section 4(b) you refer to "this list of conditions." What list of
      conditions? Between the definitions and Section 1 (P.S., don't
      have unnumbered paragraphs), you say "the following conditions" --
      so is it only Section 1 through (whatever the end is) that are the
      conditions? Why not just make it the license? </p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">In
      4(c) you refer to "this section's notice requirement." There is a
      distribution requirement in 4(b), is that the one you mean?</p>
    <p align="left" style="margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: 100%">Why is
      distribution in binary form in a new section 5 rather than a
      subsection of section 4? The introduction to Section 4 says the
      section is for Source Code Form and Binary Form, so why would the
      requirements for Binary Code be in a new section? Section 4(d) is
      also for transpiled code, which you have defined as Binary Code in
      the definitions, so why are you treating this one specific type of
      binary code differently from the other types of binary?</p>
    <p>There are also a number of drafting problems that I won't
      redline, but I will make a few comments:</p>
    <p>Be consistent. You use "shall" in some definitions and not
      others.</p>
    <p>Don't mix language from different licenses. Each license has its
      own structure and definitions, so plucking words or sections out
      and using them in another license doesn't work. You added language
      from the BSD license ("Redistribution and use in source and binary
      forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that
      the following conditions are met") but it is redundant to parts of
      the Apache license that you kept. I see you added "run, modify and
      propagate" to the patent grant language. I believe "propagate" is
      a term unique to the $GPLv3 licenses and it is defined there, so
      it doesn't work here without that definition. Why did you add
      "run, modify"? The Apache patent license grant lists all of the US
      exclusive rights of a patent owner, so what do "run" and "modify"
      add? </p>
    <p>You've moved some of the notice provisions from a stand-alone
      paragraph to the copyright grant. Why? Does that mean they are no
      longer conditions of the patent grant?</p>
    <p>You've changed some of the original Apache words to words that,
      in my opinion, are worse. What is the reason for changing
      "copyright owner" to "copyright holder"? I don't know what a
      "holder" is but I do know what an "owner" is. Is a non-exclusive
      licensee a "holder"? And you haven't changed it consistently
      throughout, which means you're creating an argument that there is
      some difference between a "copyright holder" and a "copyright
      owner."</p>
    <p>You've defined "Publicly Displayed or Performed" as a unitary
      term, but then in the copyright grant referred to two separate
      rights, "publicly display, publicly perform." If you define a
      term, you need to use it that way.</p>
    <p>You refer to "following disclaimer" but I don't see any
      disclaimer anywhere, at least not described as such. </p>
    <p>You need to be sure that your capitalization of defined terms is
      consistent throughout.</p>
    <p>Pam</p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/17/2026 12:20 AM, subham mahesh
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              style="font-family:times new roman,serif">On Tue, 16 Jun
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            <div dir="ltr"><span
                style="font-family:times new roman,serif">Dear License
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                By way of introduction: I hold a BA in Social Science
                from Ambedkar University Delhi, and I am currently a law
                student at CPJ College of Higher Studies &amp; School of
                Law, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Narela,
                Delhi. My background in social science and my ongoing
                legal studies informed the drafting of this license,
                particularly its attention to practical attribution
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                The license text is attached as a plain text file.<br>
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                Name: Linkumori Free License<br>
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                Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Narela, Delhi<br>
                BA Social Science, Ambedkar University Delhi<br>
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