On 13 Oct 2003 at 15:58, Phoebus R. Dokos (� � . � ) wrote: > As for Wolfgang's comments I would respectfully disagree.
Well, at least we can agree to disagree :-). > As I said > earlier it's anyone's choice how much they value their principles. Maybe > Peter (and I do not speak for him rest assured) doesn't want to waiver > from his principles and he thinks that the license is of the utmost > importance. OK, that is a point of view I understand and respect. I just don't agree with a statement that no common ground can be found - when there was no attempt to. Unless, of course, 'common ground' means that the point of view of one party must totally prevail over all others... (...) > P.S. If you are looking for me taking one side over the other you > won't > find it in this post (Ever the politician. -Ed ;-) I only compiled my > opinions just for the heck of it... Peace! Well, sitting on the fence generally does wonders to your behind... <grin> Wolfgang
