Re: English licenses on non English speaking countries
Different countries, different uses...
Finding the kind of lawyers (specially in the IP filed) you
are describing has not been usual for me in Spain. Hopefully, I just
wasn't lucky, and maybe I'll be next time ;-)
Jesus.
PS: At least in the countries with a law system based in the Roman law
(which I guess is the case for both Spain and Costa Rica), what
Marcelo says is usully quite true. Laws and common sense are not the
same thing... (for almost any definition of common sense ;-) ).
bruce@perens.com writes:
> > Common sense and lawyers don't get along at all. Common opinion doesn't
> > either. Common usage, sometimes.
>
> Are you sure you aren't being a little prejudiced here?
>
> I've had a lot of contact with lawyers in the past few years, and the ones
> I meet are in general smart nice people who want to do the right thing and
> are enthusiastic about the free software phenomenon.
>
> Thanks
>
> Bruce
>
>
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