“Sun Microsystems is writing a developers’ ‘bill of rights’ to
pacify critics of its Common Development and Distribution License
and to outline the level of legal protection provided to those
using code released under the license.“Tom Goguen, vice president of marketing for Sun’s operating
platforms group, told ComputerWire yesterday Sun partly accepted
criticism that it had failed to adequately explain CDDL, and is
working with its legal team to clear up some of
misunderstandings…”
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