Wichert Akkerman wrote: > If you listen to random developers, sure. I have seen so many developers > make so many bogus claims about licensing that I do not put any trust in > blog posts like that. Might I suggest that you use arguments from people > who have a real legal knowledge instead? Places like groklaw, > gpl-violations.org, the various FSF and related organisations, etc.
I so hate licensing arguments, but I still tend to agree with Mikko. I see no evidence that the GPL is enforceable at the level of an "import". If you have examples, please tell us. Additionally, while knowing the FSF's stance is important - as it can tell you what they _consider_ actionable - any statement they make about enforceability of the GPL is clearly self-serving and, without legal precedents, is about as much use as listening to random developers. -- derek _______________________________________________ Product-Developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/product-developers
