Still no new license -- but draft text available
Olivier Dagenais
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Thu Aug 10 17:26:00 EDT 2000
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> > Stallman has fairly well soured on his whole "copyleft" notion > > anyway. Free software is winning, the rest of us see little need > > for communism. Which is exactly what copyleft is, IMO. > What utter and total nonsense. Copyleft is not about communism, it is > about removing artificial barriers to competition. Copyleft is, quite > simply, cooperative-competition, which works by competing over "I have a > better idea", rather than, "I've hidden my ideas". This is the part about "Copyleft" that I don't understand: "I have a better idea" will be a valid statement until you ship (or you check in your code), at which point everybody else is free to use that "better idea". How can you sell a product that is no better than your competitors'? Or rather, how can you sell anything if the end user can simply build it themselves? -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Olivier A. Dagenais - Carleton University - Computer Science III
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