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− | The Contributor Licensing Agreement is an explicit assignment of rights that must be completed before you submit anything to DW that will be included either on dreamwidth.org or in the DW codebase | + | The Contributor Licensing Agreement is an explicit assignment of rights that must be completed before you submit anything to DW that will be included either on dreamwidth.org or in the DW codebase. |
− | + | == Why do we have a CLA? == | |
− | The CLA can be | + | The CLA is to make sure that you can't be held responsible for the work in the future, that you retain intellectual property rights to your creation, and that you specifically grant us a permanent license to the intellectual property represented in your submission. |
+ | Without a signed agreement on file, we can't accept any code, graphics, writing, documentation, etc, from you to be included in the Dreamwidth code base or on dreamwidth.org., because we won't have the rights to use or distribute your content. | ||
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+ | == How to submit your CLA == | ||
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+ | Download a copy of the CLA: | ||
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+ | [[Media:DW_CLA.pdf|Dreamwidth Contributor Licensing Agreement]] | ||
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+ | Print it out and sign it. | ||
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+ | You can send a physical signed copy to the address specified in the file, or a scanned copy of your signature page to denise@dwscoalition.org. | ||
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Revision as of 00:52, 27 March 2009
The Contributor Licensing Agreement is an explicit assignment of rights that must be completed before you submit anything to DW that will be included either on dreamwidth.org or in the DW codebase.
Why do we have a CLA?
The CLA is to make sure that you can't be held responsible for the work in the future, that you retain intellectual property rights to your creation, and that you specifically grant us a permanent license to the intellectual property represented in your submission.
Without a signed agreement on file, we can't accept any code, graphics, writing, documentation, etc, from you to be included in the Dreamwidth code base or on dreamwidth.org., because we won't have the rights to use or distribute your content.
How to submit your CLA
Download a copy of the CLA:
Dreamwidth Contributor Licensing Agreement
Print it out and sign it.
You can send a physical signed copy to the address specified in the file, or a scanned copy of your signature page to denise@dwscoalition.org.