Hyman Rosen wrote:
Rjack wrote:
*your* imagined settlement agreements
In my case, it is easily determined from historical web searches
that the various defendants were for a time distributing GPLed
software without meeting the GPL's requirements, and after the
suits ended they are now complying with the GPL.
Stop changing the subject Hyman. You win a lawsuit when the court
awards you the relief requested. THE SFLC has NEVER, NEVER requested
that GPL source code be posted *anywhere* in *any* filing in federal
court. The SFLC has tried seven times in federal court and failed
seven times to secure a favorable ruling on the relief it requested:
* Super Micro Computer, Inc. - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* Bell Microproducts, Inc. - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* Extreme Networks, Inc. - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* Monsoon Multimedia, Inc. - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* Xterasys Corporation - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* High-Antennas, L.L.C. - voluntary dismissal no settlement
* agreement
* Verizon Communications, Inc. - voluntary dismissal WITH PREJUDICE
* no settlement agreement
GNUtians never lose -- they just moooooooove the goalposts.
Sincerely,
Rjack :)
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