Dmitry Borodaenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Not every piece of information has a source code, and there are cases
> where source code availability can not provide full freedom of usage,
> modification, redistribution, and credit.

Every piece of information does have a preferred form for making
modifications, except in the cases where the source has been
destroyed.

After all, it did originate *somewhere*, as a modification of the null
document.

Thomas

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