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Does a BSD-licensed project need a signed statement from each contributor?

Today I read on Fossil SCM’s mailing list:

Is it fair to require copyright assignments from contributors of an OS project?

As a follow up to Does a BSD-licensed project need a signed statement from each contributor?:

Should I create a new open project to replace an existing one?

Recently I was looking at an open source project to contribute to however after going through the ugly code base (which seems to break quite a bit) and reading some things about the current maintainer I decided it would be a good fit for me.

If I accept contributions under a CLA, can I write “Copyright (c) My-Name”?

I’m thinking about open sourcing a project of mine. I’d accept contributions under a CLA that grants me a copyright license (I’ll explain what I mean at the end of this question). — Now, if someone submits a contribution, is it then okay that I write Copyright (c) 2013 My-Name at the top of each file? And mention any contributors in a separate document only, and refer people to the Git commit log and to GitHub statistics if they want details on individual contributors?

Author has inserted copyright into code with gnu public license notice – implications?

I’ve found a project on Github that I’m interested in contributing to which claims to be open source and has a GPL license included with it.

Author has inserted copyright into code with gnu public license notice – implications?

I’ve found a project on Github that I’m interested in contributing to which claims to be open source and has a GPL license included with it.

Author has inserted copyright into code with gnu public license notice – implications?

I’ve found a project on Github that I’m interested in contributing to which claims to be open source and has a GPL license included with it.

Author has inserted copyright into code with gnu public license notice – implications?

I’ve found a project on Github that I’m interested in contributing to which claims to be open source and has a GPL license included with it.

Author has inserted copyright into code with gnu public license notice – implications?

I’ve found a project on Github that I’m interested in contributing to which claims to be open source and has a GPL license included with it.