DM, Let's not reopen the DSS issue, thought it is the same issue. Crosswire is not the Copyright Owner of a single DSS translations. So as long as Crosswire is playing no official role in their digitization or distribution, CrossWire has absolutely nothing to say on the matter.
That said, I was seeking assistance. That formally would have required anyone helping me would have had to been brougt under the some terms, which means I would likely have had to 'legally' clarify the terms of the work (by doing exactly what I'm asking CrossWire to do now, by providing a license). Since CrossWire did not get involved, Crosswire has absolutely no idea what license restrictions there are NOT or ARE in dealing with the source text (only speculation), or even if I do in fact have license (though I argued restrictions were exempted by law) . Until a Crosswire developere had actually engaged for the sake of making this a Crosswire module to be reposed at Crosswire's repot - Crosswire was foolish to argue the point ... ~A
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