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eWeek: Open Source Needs an Arbitration Board

By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

“We’ve got to find a better way to settle open-source disputes
than fighting them out in the press.

“In the latest tussle, Furthermore and Miro, the copyright owner
to the open-source Mambo OS content management system, are fussing
over whether some Furthermore copyrighted code was improperly
placed in Mambo…”

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