Alan Cox wrote:
>> previous statements which seemed to say, "you've spoken to numerous
>>
>
> Please don't use "seemed to say" and then quote words I've never said.
> That's misleading, rude and also awful language style.
No, it's called, "paraphrasing," and it's quite normal in a
conversation. You say something, I tell you what I think you said, you
refine your language, and the process continues until we're happy that a
semantic consensus has been reached. In that spirit, should I now
understand that what you meant is that *you* *think* that kernel modules
must be released under GPL. Should I accept that you didn't mean that
numerous lawyers had told you that this was factually so?
Of course, this begs the question of why there would be a
MODULE_LICENSE("proprietary"). You may hold beliefs as understood
above, but it seems guaranteed that the opinions of those who count are
divided.
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