Chip Salzenberg writes: > I'm not dismissing you. I'm pointing to the real culprits that have made > this clause of the APSL *necessary*.
You have a legal opinion on this? Case law? Relevant statutes? > Individuals and pseudo-individuals like corportations should be trusted > in varying degrees according to their individual characters. Publicly held corporations can be trusted only to obey the law and honor their contracts. This is not because the people who manage them are dishonest or untrustworty: it's because they are subject to replacement at any time by people who believe that much or all of what their predecessors did was wrong. This sort of thing happens not infrequently in the computer industry. Consider, to pick an example entirely at random, Apple. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler) Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI
