i don't know why all the hoopla, and to be honest i have not read every message in this thread, but if the original developers don't want anything to do with particular plugins at all, that is fine. as long as the project is open source (and better yet the APIs for plug-ins documented), the plugin(s) can/will always survive.
if they need to be developed in some other country with a government that does not oppress it's constituents in the name of "big industry lobbying" like the US does, then so be it. simple solution, no? it happens all the time. look at PLF (http://plf.zarb.org/). they survive to provide software that may have legal issues in some jurisdictions to residents of other jurisdictions where no such issues are present. b.
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