[PGCanada] Introductions, etc.
Wallace J.McLean
ag737 at freenet.carleton.ca
Tue Nov 9 10:59:20 PST 2004
----- Original Message -----
From: Andrew Sly <sly at victoria.tc.ca>
Date: Tuesday, November 9, 2004 1:17 pm
Subject: [PGCanada] Introductions, etc.
> And yes, Project Gutenberg is a totally separate entity.
> As a volunteer organization, PG in the United States simply
> could not deal with the legal complications that would be
> brought up in becoming a "multi-national".
>
> I believe the only legal relationship is that PG of Canada has been
> granted the right to use the "Project Gutenberg" trademark.
I think that's correct as well.
The other thing that would/should have to be done, would be to open up
a relationship with Distributed Proofreaders to create a third DP site
(in addition to PGDP and DP-EU). That's more technical than legal, as
the (amazing) DP infrastructure is developed on a share-and-share-alike
basis.
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