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Subject: [ebxml-cppa] Re: CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: Review/Feedback of RosettaNetTrading Partner Agreement (TPA) Draft
I noticed that to download the TPA documentation v02.00, a License for the
docs (protecting the IP of RosettaNet) must be agreed upon prior to
downloading them. Is this really necessary? Please refer to a discussion we
had some time ago with Pete, Jamie and myself. Please advise.
-----Original Message-----* * *
From: Luca Palermo [mailto:luca.palermo@st.com]
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 3:40 PM
To: Pete.Wenzel@RosettaNet.org
Cc: kim.kovacs@rosettanet.org; Jennifer.Hamilton@rosettanet.org;
Derek.Coleman@rosettanet.org; jamie.clark@mmiec.com; Jean-Claude Morand
Subject: RE: Re: [ebxml-cppa] FW: CALL FOR PARTICIPATION:
Review/Feedback of RosettaNet Trading Partner Agreement (TPA) Draft
Hello Pete,
First of all I want to thank you for this action. Regarding the click-wrap license protecting the TPA material, I fully agree with James Bryce. Sorry, but I never noticed that restriction... since I never had to download the TPA. The TPA Program is not "process-oriented", and should not necessarily be subjected to the same restrictions as PIP specifications.
When I sent the TPA documents for publication in the RosettaNet web site,
the idea was to put them in the public domain: open to all representatives
of high-tech companies, industry associations, international standardisation
bodies, etc. that could be interested in reviewing and using the TPA. I
don't think that copyrighting it is the best solution. The TPA is a
multipurpose agreement that can be used for any electronic information
exchange (not limited to RosettaNet transactions).
It would be great if Jamie could review the TPA documentation and help us to
improve it. Thank you.
Best regards,
Luca
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