Quoting Ben Reser ([email protected]):
> On Thu, Sep 6, 2012 at 6:13 PM, Rick Moen <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Very sad. So, the barrio occupant in question might need to check out a
> > book with the licence text. Life's imperfect.
>
> How exactly would you find said book?
Card catalogue? Help from a librarian?
This covnersation is one of those where the other person keeps saying
'Well, what about people who {can't do that|live in the Kalahari Desert|etc}?'
I'm not that devoted to wasting time, so I'm bowing out now.
> For that matter is it not also a violation of the technology neutral
> clause of the open source definition?
No. Read it.
> How do you know that you've found the correct license text from a
> search engine.
Indeed, Moriarty the Master Criminal might have put decoy pages up!
Let's call Interpol.
> This whole line of thinking just seems contrary to the Open Source
> Definition in my opinion.
As we say in California, thank you for sharing.
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