Re: [patch #9777] Added gui support for some POSTHOC tests for One Way ANOVA

[Alan Mead]

I went through the process a while ago. You have to sign a paper and it wasn't a very big deal but there's a very minimal investigation (I think it was mostly? entirely? self-report). I may have had to forward copies of my identity papers.

The FSF takes IP issues seriously (no surprise), and they need to verify that you can assign your rights--that you own the rights and can assign them. Then they need a formal (legal, signed) assignment.

They also ask you to let them know if your employment changes so they can verify that you can still assign your rights.

Anyway, the main thing is that it takes a little while. A small number of weeks, IIRC. Obviously, your mileage may vary.

But that's what John's asking. I applaud your patch and your interest in helping.

-Alan

On 3/22/2019 12:17 PM, Ayhan Yal????nsoy wrote:

I'm willing to assign my copyright to the Free Software Foundation so that you can install it in PSPP.

20:14, 22 Mart 2019, John Darrington <address@hidden>:

On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 07:59:32PM +0200, Ayhan Yal????nsoy wrote:
     There is no problem. I want to contribute PSPP. Because I also use it. You can accept it under GPL.

Hello Ayhan,

Because PSPP's copyright is help by the Free Software Foundation,
we ask that contributors assign their copyright.

Would you be willing to assign your copyright to the Free Software
Foundation so that we could install it in PSPP ?


Regards,

John

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