Re: Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees

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Daniel Phillips wrote:

> There is an obvious way to avoid troublesome questions of which
> standards are essential and which are not, and who should be
> restricted from implementing which: remove the provisions for RAND
> licensing from the PPF, and rely on RF licensing instead.


Also, remove the third clause in the RF definition, which mandates that
a Royalty-Free License "shall not be considered accepted by an
implementer who manifests an intent not to accept the terms of the
Royalty-Free License as offered by the licensor".

I had raised my concerns regarding this in relation to open source
implementors yesterday, but no one from the W3C has clarified this as
yet.

Cheers
Jason
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