RE: Licencing, again

> Ok, on further reflection I am back to the initial position
> of reserving the compilation copyright.  This seems fairly
> minor but at least gives the publisher some protection.
> Hopefully we won't need it and can revert to a totally free
> position later.

Agreed.

> To do this requires:
>
>    - defining CompilationCopyright

I'll take a stab at this today.

> Also we should address:
>
>    - the SchematicsEditorsGroup needs some kind of charter:
>      - what is the time limit on voting
>      - what quorum is needed for a decision
>
>      This strikes me as really tedious stuff

I wonder if we could find an off-the-shelf (and really simple) charter.
Making one up from scratch definitely sounds tedious (and
wheel-reinventing).

>    - Royalties.  I really don't want to be involved in
>      creating a non-profit at this point in time.  Some
>      kind of note should do.

Agreed.  I'll try to come up with something, unless someone else wants to
try.

Anton



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