On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 11:02 AM, ഓം <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Every software if a copy, not the original. > > Originals are only created by the process.. Wise people truncate the > last part of the process and call it a master disk or master software > and then sell their copies!! > > Unless the same process of manufacturing is applied for all the pieces > manufactured... it is a copy.. > > So what piece of software anybody sells is a copy not the original. > > **and companies like $ who have master disks** can be successfully (& > tactically) be labeled **copyleft**, because they never leave their > premises :-) > > whatever you name it cloning a disk.. or whatever it is still a exact > replica, meaning a copy!! > > This could be called a **definition flaw.. or perceived flaw in definition** >
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