[ ... ]
> Meaning that even if the Google Translation software is released under
> the GNU Affero license, this software wouldn't be as useful for 3rd part
> as it is for Google, unless they also disclose their database - which is
> highly unprobable.
> 
>> Probably nothing. Why?
>> Because you lack the databases.
> 
> Right.
> 

Fine. BTW:

Think that's not just a new category of problems, but a
major one - without people seem aware of it to the
extent in deserves IMO.

Depending on databases only accessible through a
privately owned Net-API is one thing. The knowledge
gathered and created behind and upon these databases
another issue.

Depending via some Net-API at the results - but being
deprived of all knowledge to get these results
alternatively seems not recommendable with respect to
human nature.

Cheers

Andreas



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