Re: WineX and the AFPL
"Sean C. Farley" <[email protected]>
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On 30 May 2002 17:04, Alexandre Julliard wrote: <big snip> > Go read Dimitrie's analogy about children. Would you let someone hurt > your children even if they gave you a lot of money for that? Would > you be willing to even start negotiating a price? There is simply no > amount of money or code that Transgaming can offer me to convince me > to make it easier for others to hurt a project that I have now spent 9 > years of my life working on. If they want to use my code in a way that > actually helps the project instead of harming it, they can do it just > fine under the terms of the LGPL, they don't need to negotiate a > special permission. The reason they need the special permission is > that they don't want to promise that they won't use my code in ways > that harm the project; and I'm not interested in letting them use it > under these terms. Did you read my analogy concerning grandchildren? Would you order your children on how to raise their children? I certainly hope you would not no matter what someone paid you. Advice is fine; commands are not. I am getting quite upset with people accusing others of hurting any project just from their existance. Someone exists, therefore, it hurts someone else. Nonsense. Sean -------------- [email protected]