Relicensing would use other OSI-approved licenses

#Include <ianal.h>

Suppose you wrote a nice little kernel driver, an extra feature to the Linux plumbing or whatever and you add a commit comment to your code:

Signed-off-by: First Last <email@example.org>

See http://www.elinux.org/Developer_Certificate_Of_Origin

This basically mean: "yes, I'm allowed to commit those changes to this repository".

WebOS / HP went on and slightly changed clause (d) in order to create its own variant. So if you happen to write:

Open-webOS-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: First Last <email@example.org>

you not only declare a certificate or origin, you also grant a specific commercial entity (HP. Not any WebOS non-profit) the right to do whatever it wanted with your code.

I hope this indicates stupidity.