On Sunday 16 September 2007, Eben Moglen wrote:Everyone is expecting yet another one of your lovely recommendations which very simply reads: "steal and infect everything you possibly can and refuse to pass on the rights that you have received." http://lwn.net/Articles/248223/ As you do your imaginary "painstaking reconstruction" the whole world can see you refuse to practice what you preach in the supposed "spirit" of your "steal-alike" license because you refuse to pass on the rights you have received. When you stated you intend to secure as much code as possible under your license of choice, you mistakenly told the world you had no intention of cooperating in good faith with anyone. Speaking of "Really Bad Ideas," you trained us. The only time we get any form of response is when we continue to become more loud, more abrasive, more aggressive, and more accusational. As long as people in your camp continue to use your license and lawyers as a weapon to push your "free as in koolaid" political agenda there will be people like me who will stand up and fight against your theft, your malpractice, your stalling tactics and your legal bullying. I hope the name Pavlov rings a bell. jcr -
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