damon@upba.UUCP (11/21/89)
I love it. 13K of GNU license (which we have all seen a thousand times) for only 6K of actual code. May God save us if this is what the future holds. I really don't see how such a relatively small hack could ever be abused in such a way as to require a license.
jrh@mustang.dell.com (jrh) (11/23/89)
In article <415700001@upba>, damon@upba.UUCP writes: > I love it. 13K of GNU license (which we have all seen a thousand times) > for only 6K of actual code. May God save us if this is what the future > holds. I really don't see how such a relatively small hack could ever > be abused in such a way as to require a license. It is interesting that this infamous "13k license" has generated so much response. We have probably used more time/effort/bandwidth/space complaining than the actual posting did. How about holding off on this, the point has been made already. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- James R. Howard !s: cs.utexas.edu!dell!mustang!jrh Even the truly paranoid have real enemies...