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Notices

  1. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    !SCALE attendees claim I #'ed @gregdek w/ question re: # ©AA & proprietary relicensing. Could someone explain why it's troll?

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  2. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    @quaid, # doesn't have a # business model. It has a proprietary business model that uses FLOSS to advance its aims. #

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca
  3. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    !SCALE: @gregdek seems sincere in dislike of # ©AA & proprietary relicensing. But he insists that proprietary is needed for $$$.

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  4. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    !SCALE: @gregdek is trying to claim # is !GPLv3 for normal copyleft reasons. If so, then why is ©AA mandatory?

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  5. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    !SCALE: IMO # is broken as @gregdek says,but at least it's trying non-profit. # == !GPLv3'd cripple ware. see ur1.ca/e0az

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  6. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    !SCALE: @gregdek studied his boss' (Mikos) methods well:use #' !GPLv3 -ness to attack permissive license. Sullies name of copyleft

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  7. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    @gregdek says # is a problem because it doesn't support # Makes me wanna follow the money from # to #

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  8. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    @gregdek says # is only "Open Source *Now*" (meaning: "maybe not later"). That's what # already is. Pot:Kettle:Black.

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  9. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    OTOH, I'm not surprised @gregdek loves @sabdfl, since # is cripple-ware proprietary relicensing in #'s mindset.

    about 4 months ago from identi.ca in context
  10. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    Kudos to @webmink for giving # a well-due hard time re: proprietary relicensing on # 184, which I just listened to.

    about 7 months ago from identi.ca
  11. Bradley M. Kuhn bkuhn

    @j1mc, or,at the very least, # should use the extra terms @rms proposed a while back. I'm quite sure # doesn't: ur1.ca/1ubir

    about a year ago from identi.ca