Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 23rd Sep 2007 13:31 UTC
The Software Freedom Law Center has filed the first US infringement case to defend the General Public License version 2. The case has been brought against Monsoon Multimedia, a specialist in video viewing and capturing devices, which has offices in Silicon Valley and in New Delhi. SFLC legal director Dan Ravicher told The Register: "This case could have far-reaching implications because it's the first case in the US to enforce copyright in GPL."
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RE[3]: Machine readable code?
by helf on Sun 23rd Sep 2007 14:44
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RE[4]: Machine readable code?
by Doc Pain on Sun 23rd Sep 2007 16:42
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"lol... It's just like people spelling things "moran" and "ignorent"... I love people who are almost or, at times, dumber than the people they are insulting. You see it all over Digg... 
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Thatt plusgood Newspeak Englisch in outside Germani as here Newspeack German iss. Ignorent morans with out many intelligets norecognize formall parrameters off language because contennt plusimportent. Funktional illtracy widespreading norules. :-)
It's interesting someone recognized this (valid) nuance at language level. Allthough English is not my native language, But honestly, they should not be worth any insulting comment.
RE[4]: Machine readable code?
by MORB on Mon 24th Sep 2007 08:20
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Looking passed your broken English
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If you insist on insulting other people of broken English, please use proper English in your insults.