Russ Nelson scripsit:
And yet we know that bridges collapse. Is it reasonable to take steps
against bridges collapsing? We (mostly) don't build bridges out of
wood (software from moral rights countries), but instead out of steel
and concrete (countries where people cannot retroactively change
On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 10:05 AM, Lawrence Rosen lro...@rosenlaw.comwrote:
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Hi Ben,
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It would be difficult for Linus Torvalds to complain about porn when he
intentionally released an operating system that is so ideally suited for
John Cowan writes:
Russ Nelson scripsit:
And yet we know that bridges collapse. Is it reasonable to take steps
against bridges collapsing? We (mostly) don't build bridges out of
wood (software from moral rights countries), but instead out of steel
and concrete (countries where
Russ Nelson wrote:
I hear a lot of whistling past the graveyard here. As people point out,
it's never happened yet, and so it never will happen. Not a cause for
concern; move along, nothing to see here.
Russ, among the things I worry about in FOSS, moral rights are among the
least worrisome.
Lawrence Rosen writes:
If you want to worry about copyright law, consider 17 USC 203. [1] Tell me
what you experience as you drive over that bridge
I'll tell you in 35 years.
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