Re: [geolang-comment] Re: Releasing my work

[Murray Altheim <m.altheim@open.ac.uk>]

Lars Marius Garshol wrote:

> Hi Murray,
> 
> I'm pleasantly surprised to see you back so soon. I thought you were
> going to stay offline for a while. Glad to see that's not the case. :)


Well, my connectivity is limited until my new laptop arrives. I'm
currently sitting at a demo machine in the main area, but it works
just fine that I'm not always connected (ie., I get more done).


> * Murray Altheim
> | 
> | Until I can get my bearings here it's going to be hard to really
> | spend the kind of time necessary to participate fully. I'm going
> | to go into lurk mode for the most part, 
> 
> OK. We'll just have to live with that. (We've got precious little
> choice.) 
> 
> | but before I do I'll say that I've got my work in both LTM and XTM
> | forms and will post a tarball of it somewhere with the proviso that
> | if we publish a set of PSIs based on my work, and if anybody's name
> | appears on the final product, I'd wish my name to also appear in
> | those credits.
> 
> I'm happy to accept that. Given the amount of work you've already done
> on this I think that's no more than reasonable.
> 
> I think that when publishing this we should follow whatever is
> standard OASIS procedure for names in TC publications. If any names go
> in there, yours will too.


That's all that I expect. I just don't want it removed or moved into
an appendix as per XTM 1.0. In looking for example at Norm Walsh's
publications of the DocBook DTD, he puts Copyright Norman Walsh,
OASIS, etc. and AFAIK that's been seen as acceptable.

 
> | As soon as I manage to package everything up and locate a suitable
> | publication spot, I'll announce it here.
> 
> Excellent. Once I get the password to the geolang-TC pages I could put
> it there, if that makes things easier for you.


This all sounds fine by me.

Murray

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Murray Altheim                         <mailto:m.altheim @ open.ac.uk>
Knowledge Media Institute
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