FSF Counsel's Take on SCO

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could add address entries for plug, but that would defeat the protest. :)

-Derek
Bill Nash said:
>
> Uh, wrong thread, Derek. =)
>
> - billn
>
> On Thu, 31 Jul 2003, Derek Neighbors wrote:
>
>> Here is Eben Moglen's (Free Software Foundation Counsel) position
>> paper on the SCO claims and how they pertain to the community. I will
>> not attempt commentary, but rather encourage you to read, form your
>> own opinion and if you feel led, share it here. :)
>>
>> This is released by the Open Source Development Lab as they are
>> probably one of the biggest faces put forth to the "Enterprise"
>> community. (Who is also the community most largely affected by the
>> current SCO FUD) Eben addressed their advisory board and had a long
>> session with them. This paper was the result of the
>> interaction/presentation.
>>
>> http://www.osdl.org/docs/osdl_eben_moglen_position_paper.pdf
>>
>> -Derek
>>
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