>I don't mean this in any snotty way: Explaining legalese is what lawyers
>are for. Get a lawyer. Have your lawyer explain it to you. Have your
>lawyer review your goals and make sure your interests are protected.
That's not the point. The intent behind the legalese, from the mouths
of those writing it is a necessary thing for engendering trust. Now,
whether they say what the license says is something for an individual and
their lawyer to "confirm", but that is very much a separate issue.
The intent of the license is just as important as it's wording.
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