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agreed. but it does not mean i couldn't be. as per the terms, the content of a CLA could be anything. and that's my point
by fredamaral 3y ago
agreed. but it does not mean i couldn't be. as per the terms, the content of a CLA could be anything. and that's my point
- creatonez 3y agoThat's stretching the traditional definition. Usually CLAs are solely focused on addressing the copyright conditions and intellectual property origin of the contributed changes. Maybe just "contributor agreement" or "contributor contract" would describe that.
- omeid2 3y agoThen the question becomes "should we require ID for open source contributions?" and the answer is most likely no, not a good idea.