Branden Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > As U.S. law becomes increasingly hostile to free software development, > we may need to revisit that interpretation.
Maybe, but the choice of law stuff is only there for settling certain kinds of dispute. The fact that an activity is illegal in country X doesn't necessarily stop people from countries Y and Z going to court in country X about a contract or licence involving that activity. I don't have any examples, but I've heard that parties operating in dodgy regimes use London law courts to settle disputes involving their dodgy activities, having specified English law in their contracts, so there might be some examples to be had there. Edmund
