On Sunday 12 June 2005 08:06, Alan Dayley wrote:
> What are you laughing at?  I find the GPL one of the easiest to
> understand licenses in the software industry.  Perhaps you'd like to
> elaborate on your opinion?

The fluff. There's too much fluff. Let's simplify it:

"If you make software from this software, your software and source code must 
be distributed freely just like this software is. No exceptions and no 
restrictions."

Do you see how easy that is?

I would get into a long and drawn out discussion but I am the last person on 
earth to engage in a discussion regarding IP theft/protection. My opinion is 
simple: if you don't warranty and support the software you create, including 
the output it produces, you should have no right to IP protections nor should 
you be allowed to charge for use of your product. Period. No exceptions.


-- 
Sincerely,

Jason Spatafore
http://www.spatafore.net
A+ Certified Service Professional
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