> In what way can software "profit"? Include each other, link each other, run each other.
> Software is not people. And it is impossible to guess just what the > software should do like you, and what not. I consider it likely that > you don't want to have it go to the lavatory. Software is people, as it's part of our identities, but it's argued. But the license is exactly a piece of us, since it is literally a written equivalent of one's will. > >> > and who dares speak about self-esteem being full of hubris? > >> Again, I don't understand a single word of what you are trying to say. > > I cannot believe, that human valuables are empty words for you. > Deliberately sprinkled over software, they are. Just think what you would like to be when distributing your software, and that's the answer how to "sprinkle" them. > Good luck. Thanks. Regards, Ivan _______________________________________________ gnu-misc-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-misc-discuss
