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Subject: Re: app harness legal redux
From: Brian LeRoux <b@brian.io>
To: Ross Gardler <rgardler@opendirective.com>
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That is good advice, thank you Ross.

Seems to have some traction in the issue tracker now that Apple is
back online! =P

I'll def update in our report.

Cheers,
Brian


On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 7:57 PM, Ross Gardler
<rgardler@opendirective.com> wrote:
> Thanks Brian,
>
> Its true that any individual (or company) can distribute Apache
> products to app stores under the usual trademark rules (i.e. Not call
> it Apache Cordova).
>
> The ASF is keen to make it possible for projects to distribute binaries
> through app stores but there are significant issues before we can sign
> such releases. Please continue to pursue through infra and legal
> channels. Feel free to ping me via operations@ if things seem to halt,
> alternatively report the need and your progress (or otherwise) to the
> board via your board reports.
>
> Ross
>
> Sent from my Windows Phone From: Brian LeRoux
> Sent: 8/12/2013 2:33 PM
> To: dev@cordova.apache.org
> Subject: app harness legal redux
> Hey everyone, so the issue is updated and sitting w/ Apache legal and
> Infra powers that be. One we get legal approval we'll need operational
> buy in from Infra.
>
> The vibe I'm getting is not super positive that this will happen
> quickly, if at all, and I'd like to see if anyone is interested in
> pursuing this as a 'personal' distribution. It won't be officially
> sanctioned, and the privilege costs you $100 from Apple, but Apache is
> ok w/ a PMC member doing it.