On 7 Jul 93 06:33:19 GMT, floyd@hayes.ims.alaska.edu (Floyd Davidson) said:I suggest to you that your conclusion of my interpretation is much more outrageous than my conclusion of my RMS's interpretation (does that parse?). I honestly believe that RMS's objections to RIPEM+GMP (as relayed by the RIPEM people) could be used to object to a, for example, RIPEM for Linux produce. That reads, "could" as in "possibly", not "could" as in "definately".
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