Re: Seeking info on IEEE-1063 standard

[Lisa Wright <liwright -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

> I didn't see anything one way or the other about
 > distribution in their copyright statement (RFT
 > 3667);

No. RFC 3667 "IETF Rights in Contributions" deals
mainly with the IETF acquiring rights from
contributors.

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It also has boilerplate at the end with the copyright language that it requires drafts for EITF to include. Regardless, I suspect we really agree, that it's the document and the organization that determine the distribution rights.

Sandy said:
[I have added line breaks while quoting.
Lisa: Please fix your mailer.]

Webmail doesn't have that option so far as I've found. It is what it is.



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