> > 1) Okular is provided AS IS and WITHOUT WARRANTY, right? > > I'm confused as to why you brought this up. > > Are we going to answer "Okular is provided AS IS and WITHOUT WARRANTY, > right?" to all the bugs we have in bugzilla and close them?
I don’t think that would be nice, and not the purpose of a bug tracker. I thought about whether Okular could be made responsible for such close-to- legal issues, and how much we should care about this. You are probably right, this sentence wasn’t exactly appropriate. Sorry. > please if you have access to non tech people, do the same. Ok.
