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Contreras, Jorge wrote:
Lets identify these then... these are perhaps Publication Desk vs. NoteWell type submissions?Larry - thank you for your contribution!I further want to comment that, as far as I can tell, it may not even be necessary to get *everyone* to sign. Here's the reason: Most RFCs are jointworks. Quoting (FWIW) from my own book on the subject of licensing: "In the United States, unless they agree otherwise, each of the jointauthors may separately license a joint work--and all of its parts--without the consent of any of the other joint authors, and every author must accountto the other authors for their share of the profits derived from thelicense. Consult local law to determine whether one owner of a joint work may license without the consent of the others or must account to the othersfor his or her licensing revenue."The problem lies with collective works, rather than joint works.
In some cases, the multiple authors of IETF documents have each made distinct contributions (i.e., sections or distinct text) rather than
i.e. identifiable components of contributions
Why not just ask them???. All authors have a responsibility to maintain their contact info, otherwise it is easily argued that they abandoned their claims in that IP.collaborating to produce joint text. Unfortunately it is not possible, in hindight, to determine whether works with multiple authors are jointworks or collective works.
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