Common use of Requesting Open Releases Clause in Contracts

Requesting Open Releases. No more than once per calendar quarter for a recurring Project, or once within thirty calendar days after the Project ends for any other Project, Developer may send a written “Open Release Request” to the Technical Representative. Each Open Release Request must identify at least one “Proposed Release”, a discreet, reusable Software component of New Intellectual Property that Developer proposes to publish as Open Software. The Open Release Request must note when a Proposed Release is a Generic Improvement to Open Source.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Switchmode Developer Agreement, Switchmode Developer Agreement, Switchmode Developer Agreement

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Requesting Open Releases. No more than once per calendar quarter for a recurring Project, or once within thirty calendar days after the Project ends for any other Project, Developer may send a written "Open Release Request" to the Technical Representative. Each Open Release Request must identify at least one "Proposed Release", a discreet, reusable Software component of New Intellectual Property that Developer proposes to publish as Open Software. The Open Release Request must note when a Proposed Release is a Generic Improvement to Open Source.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Switchmode Developer Agreement, Switchmode Developer Agreement

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Requesting Open Releases. No more than once per calendar quarter for a recurring Project, or once within thirty calendar days after the Project ends for any other Project, Developer may send a written "Open Release Request" to the Technical Representative. Each Open Release Request must identify at least one "Proposed Release", a discreetdiscrete, reusable Software component of New Intellectual Property that Developer proposes to publish as Open Software. The Open Release Request must note when a Proposed Release is a Generic Improvement to Open Source.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Switchmode Developer Agreement

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