Why not follow a geekcode system. You can still have your yes/no/dont_care options, but at the end, you get a customised license.
As with http://creativecommons.org/, you get 2 licenses. One in plain English (you can use this commercially, you must supply changes as patches, etc) and one in legal jargon. Then, your text only LICENSE file contains both. You could even reduce the license to a license code that can be pasted back into an osicode decoder.
The phone system over here allows you to select which carrier you use on a per phone call basis by prefixing with any number with a 4 digit selctor code, eg 1411 for Telstra (I believe).
If iiNet force us to sign up and preselect to their long distance (i.e. you get carried by them by default) can't we just override on a per call setting?
If so, we can still use our preferred long distance carriers, while getting the benefit of 8M broadband...
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Why not follow a geekcode system. You can still have your yes/no/dont_care options, but at the end, you get a customised license.
As with http://creativecommons.org/, you get 2 licenses. One in plain English (you can use this commercially, you must supply changes as patches, etc) and one in legal jargon. Then, your text only LICENSE file contains both. You could even reduce the license to a license code that can be pasted back into an osicode decoder.
The phone system over here allows you to select which carrier you use on a per phone call basis by prefixing with any number with a 4 digit selctor code, eg 1411 for Telstra (I believe).
If iiNet force us to sign up and preselect to their long distance (i.e. you get carried by them by default) can't we just override on a per call setting?
If so, we can still use our preferred long distance carriers, while getting the benefit of 8M broadband...