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You are here		katedowninglaw.com Should I Use a Developer's Certificate of Origin or a Contributor Agreement? - Law Offices of Kate Downing
\|	\|	ebb.org Why Your Project Doesn't Need a Contributor Licensing Agreement - Bradley Kühn ( bkuhn ) [AI summary] The author argues that Contributor Licensing Agreements (CLAs) are unnecessary bureaucracy for Free/Libre Open Source Software projects and advocates for mechanisms like the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) instead.	2.5 parsecs Travel
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\|	\|	writing.kemitchell.com The Developer Certificate of Origin is Not a Contributor License Agreement - /dev/lawyer [AI summary] A detailed technical analysis explaining that the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) is insufficient on its own and lacks the legal safeguards of a full Contributor License Agreement (CLA) for managing open source contributions.	2.7 parsecs Travel
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\|	\|	ebb.org Project Harmony (and "Next Generation Contributor Agreements") Considered Harmful - Bradley Kühn ( bkuhn )	4.9 parsecs Travel
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\|	\|	groveronline.com I'm Part of SFConservancy's GPL Compliance Project for Linux - Groveronline I believe GPL enforcement in general, and specifically around the Linux kernel, is a good thing. Because of this, I am one of the Linux copyright holders who has signed an agreement for the Software Freedom Conservancy to enforce the GPL on my behalf. I'm also a financial supporter of Conservancy. That I hold any...	12.0 parsecs Travel
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