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For example, the Conservancy is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, which allows donations to those member projects to be tax-deductible in the United States.

Perhaps they could bring this case to the Software Freedom Conservancy and file a lawsuit if necessary?

All of them were in zoos until four were moved from a zoo in Czech Republic to a conservancy in Africa.

You can email the Software Freedom Conservancy to report its use, even if you don't know whether they have permission or not.

Once the Conservancy has sorted out this GPL situation, perhaps they can investigate the legality of the commercial GPL-using ecosystem around WordPress.

The Conservancy has good people and provides valuable services to the F/OSS community.

I like part of Ruth Goldstein's, one of the park conservancy founders, response in that article.

Kallithea is being actively developed (a 0.2 release is coming soon) by a free software community under the auspices of the software freedom conservancy.

You're ignoring the fact that this guy and The Conservancy tried to work with VMWare for years to correct this, and they gave them the run around.

I don't know how great the resources that the Software Freedom Conservancy has.

I support Hellwig and the Conservancy in their claim, but I see an unfortunate consequence: This further hinders corporate adoption of open source software.

The Conservancy isn't just this lawsuit.

Kuhn of the Software Freedom Conservancy) Essentially he argues that all a project needs is an "inbound=outbound" rule for contributions, in that any contributor agrees to license their code to the project under the same license as the project.

The worse thing is that when one of the developers tried to write a non-GPL version of BusyBox they were criticised for "taking away the only relevant tool for copyright enforcement of the Software Freedom Conservancy group" - they're as bad as patent trolls.

According to the lwn link 'JoshTriplett provided upthread, corporate general counsels often contact the Conservancy to request GPL enforcement: "Their interest, instead, is in a demonstration that the GPL has teeth so that they can be taken seriously when they tell management that the company must comply with the license terms of the code it ships.

Conservancy has a pretty tight relationship with the FSF.

Conservancy handles similar tasks, plus legal services.

Conservancy started looking at the use of Busybox, and then realized that vmkernel was using the Linux kernel in ways that (in their eyes) violated the Linux kernel's license.