Pavel Machek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You may say "please don't drop nuclear weapon". You may *not* say "you
> must not drop nuclear weapon", that would violate GPL.
I can see the headline/FUD now:
FREE SOFTWARE FANATICS REFUSE TO DISAVOW USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
:-)
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Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > > It seems that people are using open source software to do idiotic
> > > things. Many open source references were made in the article, I should
> > > see if the article is online at all to maybe be able to use it as a
> > > reference.
> >
> > You probably mean that one:
>
> > It seems that people are using open source software to do idiotic
> > things. Many open source references were made in the article, I should
> > see if the article is online at all to maybe be able to use it as a
> > reference.
>
> You probably mean that one:
> http://www.usatoday.com/life/cy
On Wed, 07. Feb 2001 at 01:40:56 -0500 Michael B. Trausch wrote:
>
> This is very intesting seeing as the story I read in the Newspaper (USA
> Today) on encryption and terrorism today is an example of this.
>
> It seems that people are using open source software to do idiotic
> things. Many open
On Sun, 11 Feb 2001, Pavel Machek wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > > > > Your "ethical" statement is incompatible with the GPL.
> > >
> > > I disagree. Its a statement. Its a request. It says 'advice'. Anyone is
> > > entitled to advise how to use GPL software. The only issue is if someone
> > > chooses to r
Hi!
> > > > Your "ethical" statement is incompatible with the GPL.
> >
> > I disagree. Its a statement. Its a request. It says 'advice'. Anyone is
> > entitled to advise how to use GPL software. The only issue is if someone
> > chooses to require it is not used by XYZ person.
>
> Please.. I am
> > > Your "ethical" statement is incompatible with the GPL.
>
> I disagree. Its a statement. Its a request. It says 'advice'. Anyone is
> entitled to advise how to use GPL software. The only issue is if someone
> chooses to require it is not used by XYZ person.
Please.. I am not lawyer... my i
[ac]
> Vast amounts of debian included code contains suggestions about use.
I'll not dispute your word because I know you for an objective person.
But I don't remember coming across any such examples at least recently.
Maybe I just don't remember them because they didn't sound like, well,
manif
> It *does*, however, violate the DFSG, at least in spirit (since it is
> only a suggestion). For what it's worth, the DFSG is my standard for
> whether a particular project is worth my time to contribute code to.
Vast amounts of debian included code contains suggestions about use.
> Also, Rob
[Roberto Diaz]
> > I am trying to make a manifesto in order to attach it to all my
> > gpl'd developments..
[Rik van Riel]
> Quoted from the GPL:
> ---
> 6. Each time you redistribute the Program (or any work based on the
> Program), the recipient automatically receives a license from th
> > Your "ethical" statement is incompatible with the GPL.
I disagree. Its a statement. Its a request. It says 'advice'. Anyone is
entitled to advise how to use GPL software. The only issue is if someone
chooses to require it is not used by XYZ person.
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es people all
> around the world.. and being aware that a lot of gpl'd / GNU resources are
> used by fascist, terrorist and that kind of "people" everyday.. well maybe
> is a begginig.
>
> Please help the way you can.
>
> for now is just this:
>
> /
you very much.. do you find incompatibilities here:
/** Software Mestizo Manifesto *
* This code is **Software Mestizo** meaning it has been developed with
* the help of many diverse individuals worldwide; no matter their
* racial or cultural origin, the
an.
for now is just this:
/********** Software Mestizo Manifesto *
* This code is **Software Mestizo** meaning it has been developed with
* the help of a lot of individuals no matter their racial or cultural
* origin, they all work together in peace and harmony in the belief of
* hu
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Roberto Diaz wrote:
> I am trying to make a manifesto in order to attach it to all my
> gpl'd developments..
> I am doing this because gpl'd developments usually involves
> people all around the world.. and being aware that a lot of
> gpl'd / GNU resources are used by fascist
ts usually involves people all
around the world.. and being aware that a lot of gpl'd / GNU resources are
used by fascist, terrorist and that kind of "people" everyday.. well maybe
is a begginig.
Please help the way you can.
for now is just this:
/********** S
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