Scripsit Thomas Bushnell, BSG > Henning Makholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Of course they are. The fact that the author intends for his work to > > be free is made very explicit by applying the GPL to it. Since moral > > rights are about protecting the author's intentions with creating the > > work, there cannot, logically, be any conflict between moral rights > > and freedom. > Moral rights "protect" things even when they are *not* the author's > intention. Did you read the exact wording I posted? It very specifically protects exactly the author's intention. Nothing more. -- Henning Makholm "PROV EN FORFRISKNING FRISKLAIL DEM"
