Paul wrote:
Yep - the list has received emails about this in the past. OpenOffice is released under a license that makes it perfectly legal to sell copies of it. Normally the price should reflect the media that is comes on (eg, CDROM) but sometimes it does not. In any event they are not doing anything illegal. /paul
www.openoffice.com is a little bit more of a problem, as it is offering "free Microsoft Office" among other things. Quite a few things on the sight look suspicious, to the point that it might be worth OOo putting up a disclaimer, so that when they disappear nobody comes after the good guys. I think they goes way beyond simply trying to sell an otherwise free product. It looks far less honest than any of the "dupe" sights I've seen so far.
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