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Re: E-LISP licensing question
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Nicolas Richard |
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Re: E-LISP licensing question |
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Wed, 10 Jul 2013 10:27:05 +0200 |
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Richard Stallman <address@hidden> writes:
Yes. We were discussing Emacs Lisp libraries. You will notice
that I said "If a library..."
There are people who want to make me look bad, and don't mind if
the means are dishonest. Perhaps because Microsoft pays them --
it was caught doing this a couple of months ago -- or perhaps
they get their kicks from mistreating people.
Whoever quoted it out of context might be one of them, in which
case you should put him down as someone to ignore. However,
that person might be honest and have been misled by others. If
so, you could perhaps help him see what is happening and stop
it.
Since I did the out-of-context-quote leading to this, let me
please clarify this non-event briefly. This is what I said on IRC
:
RMS said: "If a library is under GPLv2 only, we should regard it
as dead and write a replacement." Looks like a fun project.
I added nothing else on that subject except, on request, a reference
(Date and Message-ID).
Disappointing but there is no Microsoft involved : overinterpretation is
the devil here.
--
Nico.