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Sorry if you feel that way. I stand by my PoV that what happened
is, in some ways, a victory, even if not the one that TDF ideally
would have wanted. I understand that, and not trying to minimize that
at all.
On Jun 5, 2011, at 5:40 AM, Norbert Thiebaud wrote:

"but a victory is a victory. Enjoy the rare one rather than
look for next one ;) "

a 'victory' ? going from a copy-left license to source-sinkhole license ?
are you sure you are posting that on the right ML, or you just enjoy rubbing
it in ?
Yeah it is a victory for IBM, no doubt... and a nice departure middle finger
from Oracle...
Thanks Apache for lending a helpful hand... they could not have done it
without you...
Pardon me if I don't rejoice.

Norbert

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