The threat of a lawsuit is often a bigger weapon that the lawsuit itself.
If I threaten to sue, many will be cowed by the thought of an expensive fight.
If my grounds are not a slam dunk, the possibility exists that I might
lose the lawsuit and thus the use of that weapon for all time.
Most armies do not want to go to war. They just want the enemy to
think that they will.
-alex
On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 10:27 PM, Linux Canuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, M$ never does anything for nothing. Everything is motivated
> to produce something for the company, now or in the future. It will take
> more than this to mend fences which are mainly damaged by M$ unfounded and
> unspecified charges that Linux violates M$'s patents, a charge that has been
> challenged by open source developers and some have even dared M$ to follow
> up and sue them. Instead M$ prefers to sow seeds of discontent, spread FUD
> and engage in petty and unsubstantiated campaigns which they have never
> repudiated or withdrawn.
>
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