Jerry Stratton wrote: >>Unfortunately, I don't think that is likely to happen any time soon. >>"Content" is on the FSF "Words To Avoid" list: > > I didn't know that; thanks. Good thing I posted here before commenting there! Actually, I can't see where one could comment at the Software Freedom Law Center: there is only an email addresss and an AIM account! I shall probably draft a letter to them collecting all our concerns for the proposed GPL 3. >>http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html#Content >> >>On the other hand, referring to a "Work" rather than a "Program" or >>"Document" might be an idea. > > Yes, that's all that I meant--not referring to software (or program). > Document would be fine, although it might be limiting in the future. I think Work is the least confining word. Personally, I would like to see a clearer definition of how to define "source" code and "object" code specifically so that the GPL can be applied to non-software works with ease. Also, some sort of Transparency clause as in the FDL would be desirable, although highly unlikely as it could easily break compatibility with older versions of the GPL. Yours sincerely... -- Ricardo Gladwell President, Free Roleplaying Community http://www.freeroleplay.org/ president@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx