--- a/compass/js/routes/mainapplication-route.js
+++ b/compass/js/routes/mainapplication-route.js
@@ -615,49 +615,49 @@
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 1,
faqQuestion: "What is a Permissive Licence?",
- faqAnswer: "A permissive licence allows you to freely licence the code."
+ faqAnswer: "A permissive licence allows you to freely licence the code you have received and does not require modifications or additions to the code to be under the same licence. It will have some minimum requirements which generally include as a minimum, a disclaimer of liability, an attribution provision and a copyright notice."
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 2,
faqQuestion: "What is Copyleft?",
- faqAnswer: "Copyleft is a term which is a play on the legal term copyright."
+ faqAnswer: "Copyleft is a term which is a play on the legal term copyright. It means that where code is distributed under a copyleft licence any modifications and additions to the code will generally be required to be licensed under the same licence terms as the original code. The licence terms stick not only to the original code by to the modifications and additions to it"
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 3,
faqQuestion: "What does sharing the Source Code mean?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: "This generally means that a third party who is not the creator of code receives the Source Code from the creator or a distributor of the code under an approved Free or Open Source licence which gives them the right to use the code. This will allow the human readable object code to be shared and to be used in ways that comply with the Free Software Foundations's 4 conditions or the Open Source Initiative's 10. Generally this will allow the recipient to study, to modify and distribute the code."
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 4,
faqQuestion: "What does it mean to hold Copyright?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: "This means that you have the right to the code as its owner and you will be this if you are the creator or someone who has received the rights to the code under an assignment or wide licence. If you have these rights you are able to decide how the code will be shared with third parties and what the terms of an applicable licence will be. "
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 5,
faqQuestion: "How do I get rights to someone's Copyright?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: "You have no right to someone else's copyright work including software which is subject to the owner's copyright unless they grant you a licence. Your right to use someone else's copyrighted work will depend on the terms of the licence."
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 6,
faqQuestion: "What is a FOSS Licence?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: "A licence that is approved by he Free Software Foundation or the Open Source Initiative as complying with its conditions. "
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 7,
faqQuestion: "What does Jurisdiction mean?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: "This is the country whose law governs a contract and may also be where any enforcement of rights occurs."
});
this.store.push('faq', {
id: 8,
faqQuestion: "What are the differences between GPLv2 and GPLv3?",
- faqAnswer: "No Answer"
+ faqAnswer: ""
});
}