> smf brought up another idea in private: you'd add clauses to the license
> that no "new" (as in less than 3 years old) games could be added.

Only because you were claiming that what happened was completely within your
rights as explained in the license.

> This would do absolutely nothing, as people would realize that no mamedev
has
>enough money to persue litigation, and they'd simply release new drivers
>anyway. MAME is not the EFF, The Free Software Foundation, or OSI.

Which is pretty much what I said:

"Would it change your opinion if the license said you weren't allowed to
distribute source code that added support for new games?
It can be changed."

I was expecting you to say no.

smf


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