I think it's quite amazing and sad that these companies, the "good guys" in
this matter (if we oversimplify and consider the whole of the free software
community as a single unit), are forced to work around their own license
designed to prevent precisely this problem.
I hope the FSF is right here
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 10:34 PM, Matt Giuca wrote:
> I think it's quite amazing and sad that these companies, the "good guys" in
> this matter (if we oversimplify and consider the whole of the free software
> community as a single unit), are forced to work around their own license
> designed to pr
