This form contains the Open Software License v. 2.0 which may be applied to works in order to grant open use and distribution of an original work.
The Louisiana Open Software License v 2.0 (LOST v 2.0) is a legal framework that governs the use, distribution, and modification of open source software in the state of Louisiana. It provides a set of terms and conditions under which individuals and organizations can make their software freely available to the public, granting specific rights and permissions while ensuring certain limitations and protections. This license promotes the principles of openness, transparency, and collaboration, encouraging software developers and users to contribute to the growth and improvement of the software ecosystem. It is designed to ensure that any adaptations, improvements, or modifications made to the original software are also freely available to the public, allowing for the continuous evolution and innovation of open source projects in Louisiana. Some relevant keywords associated with the Louisiana Open Software License v 2.0 include: 1. Open source software: LOST v 2.0 is specifically tailored for open source software projects, emphasizing the availability of the source code and encouraging collaboration. 2. Distribution: The license defines the terms under which the software can be distributed, ensuring that anyone receiving the software also receives the accompanying license and is aware of their rights and obligations. 3. Modification: LOST v 2.0 enables users to modify the software to suit their specific needs, requiring that any changes made to the original code are properly documented and made available to the public. 4. Freedom: The license grants users the freedom to use, study, modify, and distribute the software without any additional restrictions, promoting an inclusive and accessible software ecosystem. 5. Attribution: LOST v 2.0 may require users to provide attribution to the original authors or contributors of the software, acknowledging their contributions and maintaining their intellectual property rights. While the Louisiana Open Software License v 2.0 is the primary version, there are no known variations or subtypes of this license at present.
