On Mon, Nov 20, 2000 at 10:34:23AM -0500, Michael T. Babcock wrote: > He wrote it all -- its all DJB's theories -- they may be right or > wrong, but he's not a lawyer so its not even really worth trusting his > theories at all. Except that [1] he's the author, which means he owns all copy rights. So, his expressed intent has some legal significance in this context. [2] he provides very specific legal references, including a hyperlink to the text of the relevant law. So, those references are worth trusting. On the other hand: you're not the author of the software, you've not provided any legal references, and you're not a lawyer. [The same applies to me.] -- Raul
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