Censorship - Mozilla

This information about the creator of the Seamonkey logo is freely
available thru Google, and I don't appreciate my posts being censored.
The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.

Alex Butin
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Al wrote:
> This information about the creator of the Seamonkey logo is freely
> available thru Google, and I don't appreciate my posts being censored.
> The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.
>
> Alex Butin

> Speaks natively Czech and Russian

What the hell is your problem?

Chris

Al schrieb:
> The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.

So we do then.

BTW, can't you understand what we already posted as multiple replies
here? That guy has assigned _all rights_ on the imagery to us, so WE are
the ONLY ones who can grant useage of the images.

Anyways, you have wished that your A** should be K***ED, so it might
actually be a good idea for us to follow that request.

Robert kaiser

Robert Kaiser wrote:

> Al schrieb:
>
>>The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.
>
>
> So we do then.
>
> BTW, can't you understand what we already posted as multiple replies
> here? That guy has assigned _all rights_ on the imagery to us, so WE are
> the ONLY ones who can grant useage of the images.
>
> Anyways, you have wished that your A** should be K***ED, so it might
> actually be a good idea for us to follow that request.
>
> Robert kaiser
I'm presuming this has been continued from another newsgroup?

gwtc wrote:

> Robert Kaiser wrote:
>
>
>>Al schrieb:
>>
>>
>>>The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.
>>
>>
>>So we do then.
>>
>>BTW, can't you understand what we already posted as multiple replies
>>here? That guy has assigned _all rights_ on the imagery to us, so WE are
>>the ONLY ones who can grant useage of the images.
>>
>>Anyways, you have wished that your A** should be K***ED, so it might
>>actually be a good idea for us to follow that request.
>>
>>Robert kaiser
>
> I'm presuming this has been continued from another newsgroup?
never mind, I see where its coming from.

Al wrote:
> This information about the creator of the Seamonkey logo is freely
> available thru Google, and I don't appreciate my posts being censored.
> The newsgroup police can kiss my ass.

Al, please be civil and accept the newsgroup policy. Also, like I said
in that other newsgroup thread, this issue has been resolved with the
SeaMonkey Council.

No wonder this event escalated, I mean just read this:

"Some versions of the logo and derived artwork are used in the
mozilla.org CVS code repository and the final SeaMonkey application, and
provided under the MPL/LGPL/GPL tri-license for that purpose."

so we *can* use these images *without* your permission?!?

/HJ

HJ schrieb:
> No wonder this event escalated, I mean just read this:
>
> "Some versions of the logo and derived artwork are used in the
> mozilla.org CVS code repository and the final SeaMonkey application, and
> provided under the MPL/LGPL/GPL tri-license for that purpose."
>
> so we *can* use these images *without* your permission?!?

As long as you're using the images that are in the main mozilla.org
repository, and you trust those licenses to apply to images (that is a
bit unclear legally), you probably can.
Still the situation is unclear to say the least - and, of course, you
can only use it in ways those licenses allow, which means you should
probably read them and find out if your use fall under that category of
uses.

Robert Kaiser

On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 19:43:53 +0100, Christian Biesinger wrote:

> Al wrote:
>> This information about the creator of the Seamonkey logo is freely
>> available thru Google, and I don't appreciate my posts being censored.
>
> What was being censored where?

I think he's referring to one of his posts being snipped in a follow
up response in the other thread. Snipping is a perfectly normal and
highly recommended matter, as you know.