On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 3:29 PM, Timothy M. Shead<
tshead@...> wrote:
> Daniel Scott Matthews wrote:
>> "The graphic standards guide to architectural finishes" references the
>> classification system used by
http://www.astm.org/ so it seems logical
>> to have a compatible system, however I am concerned about intellectual
>> property issues as a schema can be see as property. What is the best
>> way to resolve this?
>
> You kind of went stratospheric on us here ... come back!
>
> Seriously, I have no idea what you're talking about ;)
>
If I devise a tree structure to hold a library of materials I want to
have it meaningful to users, such as architects or builders and they
are familiar with specific standards but I am worried that if I borrow
or derive from a schema I could risk infringing on the intellectual
property rights of the organizations who devised the original
standard.
Do I need to worry?
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