Mark Winterhalder wrote: > Also, it's not always about legal/illegal. It's also about the good > relationship the community currently has with Macromedia (not to speak > of possibly changing their mind about releasing alpha versions in the > future). It's a bit like the relationship with your neighbour, you > have an interest to get along, and that sometimes means not to insist > on your right. In this case, both sides have an even stronger > interest, because there's that huge evil dude who lives down the > road... > > I believe the key paragraph in Mike's post is the one about not > setting a precedent of not enforcing IP rights. Even if they wouldn't > mind us doing it, or even would see the benefit it would have for > everybody affected, they must keep up the possibility to enforce it > against third parties which follow completely different interests.
*applause* Couldn't have said that better myself :) _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
