Hi, Lex Spoon wrote: > The export clause just means Squeak must go into non-free.
No. Rather non-US. With non-free, we have the same export problem. And if there's another problem that forces us to put Squeak to non-free, the result would have to be non-US/non-free. > In sum, I think Squeak should go into non-free once the restricted > fonts are removed from the image. We must choose what level of > paranoia we will have about licenses, and I believe we have been too > paranoid about Squeak's indemnification clause. I don't think that the indemnification clause is a problem at all (otherwise I would have written it in my original report). In the case described by the clause 5, we could refer Apple (or whoever) to the clauses 3 and 4 (about disclaimer of warranty and limited liability). Unfortunately, nobody commented my concern about clause 6 (regarding discrimination against persons or groups). bye, Roland
