Thanks for the detailed response.  There have also been some very

articulate and fact-oriented responses here from the OpenBSD Misc list

as well.
I will repeat and elaborate on what I wrote in my first response which I

gave the subject "Divide and conquer (was Re: Wasting our Freedom)"
Although there are some valid concerns regarding workflow between

projects of different licensing families,  keep in mind that
	1) a license (ie. GPL, BSD, or other) is simply another tool
	2) some outside FOSS would like nothing better than

	to divide FOSS up and set the factions against each other
Intentional trolls (agent provacateur) are part of the bag of tricks

available to the political groups that have much to gain by playing the

various FOSS projects off against each other.  Various political parties

and factions, not the least of which is MS, lose out if we use our time

effectively or if the general public start to understand and apply

principles that make for sound, secure, and interoperable systems.
Bickering with or harranging the FSF, OBSD, or any other project is less

useful than coding, documenting, debugging (even workflow debugging) or

teaching.  It plays right into MS' media strategy of "Saturate, Diffuse,

and Confuse" by filling up the communications channels with noise, thus

drowning or diluting the useful material and burning out the casual

observer.  One of the common tactics seen again and again, including in

this case, is the re-circulation of outdated and incorrect sources.
Some of the people doing the bickering may just be plainly and simply

less than knowledgeable and further handicapped by inability to express

themselves.  Others may just be 'tards easily goading into action by an

agent provacateur and, unless proven otherwise, should be treated as the

first group.
Regards,

-Lars