On 3/11/06, Kahunapule Michael Johnson wrote:
>Crosswire may not be 100% clean with respect to copyright violations,
I know that some Crosswire modules have serious copyright issues.
[Somebody else is supposed to be verifying the status of the modules.]
>Is filing lawsuits against someone who
Jonathon Blake wrote:
ThinkAll .. do not believe that they will agree to bring their distribution practice into conformance with the requirements of the law or with what they are permitted to do under the GPL.
This is where The Sword Project can use the services
DM Smith wrote:
> While I will grant that selling on ebay is not necessarily out of line with
> the GPL, it may be out of line.
One issue that _all_ FLOSS software has, is that vendors do, and will
sell the programs thru normal retail outlets, without providing any
indication that the program i
Here is yet another report of Sword distribution.
Original Message
Subject:[sword-support] Illegal selling of the sword project
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 11:52:36 -
From: la004g3874 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: SWORD Support Volunteers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAI
I don't really have a problem with the eBay guy. He's not doing much
different from what Troy does by offering CDs from the website.
Think All is a different matter altogether. I had meant to contact them
about a week ago and finally did so just now. Their copyright and
license violations are
