Jilayne Lovejoy wrote at 14:19 (EDT) on Wednesday: > I'm not sure it so much sullies the reputation of the GPL > specifically, so much as Free Software and developers generally, by > creating an impression of a rogue developer with no regard for the > very law that provides the framework to protect free software and > effect such licenses as GPL.
It seems quite far to go to say that this situation "sullies the reputation of Free Software and developers generally". Occasionally, a lawyer and/or judge is corrupt and does something wrong. Would you say that "sullies the reputation of lawyers and judges generally"? -- -- bkuhn
