"Matthew C. Weigel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >On Sun, 26 Aug 2001, Greg London wrote: > > > 1) software IS documentation. > > The stance that puts software under copyright as opposed to patent law > opines that a software is a document, but that's entirely different. according to webster, et al, "opine" means to give an opinion. Opine ==> opinion Which got me wondering. Exactly what world do you live in that software is NOT considered a document, controlled by copyright law? Where I'm from it's a legal fact, and there is no opinion in the matter. Greg
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