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More Legal Protection for FOSS Developers

More Legal Protection for FOSS Developers: “The Software Freedom Law Center has launched the Software Freedom Conservancy, which is designed to permit certain projects accepted as members, such as Wine, uClibc and BusyBox currently, to apply for and then benefit from nonprofit tax-exempt status… [W]hat the Conservancy is offering is, for those accepted as members, to take that administrative load off of you developers, because they know how to do this, and you probably don’t.”

Mon, 03 Apr 2006 18:22:00 -0500
Under computing, law
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