Justice costs money theses days... I believe that is the main reason why nobody from the open-source community appealed to court with "Tviat Diba" against Arie Scop after he said that the open source community are all pirates...
It's all a mattar of $$$... On Saturday 31 May 2003 20:02, you wrote: > HBH>> Company A has the FULL rights to sue Company B for "Tviat > HBH>> Dibah" and can ask for potential damages money from Company B > HBH>> - if Company B doesn't show any proof with a certain time > HBH>> frame. > > Yes, that's true. But to fulfill these rights requires a lot of money, > that's what I'm talking about. Especially when SCO is backed by financial > support of Microsoft. > > HBH>> Same issue here - if I was RedHat - I would send a public > HBH>> letter to SCO and give them a week time frame to show the > HBH>> code. If a week passes and they do not show the code - then > HBH>> I'm asking a judge for compensation (think 7 digits number).. > > You can't just go to the judge home and ask for compensation. You have to > hire very expensive lwayer and engage in ponentially years-long legal > process, on the way showing real damages these actions inflicted to you > and that the letters of SCO weren't written in good faith. I bet the > letters of SCO were written by lawyers too, so it is not an easy task. > Which means - $$$$$. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
