Fantasai, you suggested this already to me and I have taken due notice of this suggestion. David Baron had similar suggestions. Note well that trademark protection takes a long time to put into place. We are exploring all those solutions. But thanks to remind us again. Best, Rigo On Monday 25 February 2008, fantasai wrote: [...] > My personal recommendation is using the 3-clause BSD license (which > forbids using W3C's name to promote or endorse derivatives without > express written consent) together with a trademark policy that > protects "CSS Conformance Test" and similar. Our test suite build > systems can automatically alter the test titles to add or remove > the trade marks for use on W3C vs. use elsewhere. > > ~fantasaiReceived on Tuesday, 26 February 2008 14:29:58 UTC
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