Could open-source be illegal someday?

[Brian Densmore]

Should we be after our Congress people about this?
I mean isn't it some kind of crime to try to
defraud the government? Isn't that what they are doing
here? Making fraudulent claims to both the government
and the American public? Maybe bring in the Attorney
General's office? They have an office downtown.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Zscoundrel 
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> Yes, and we should publicize it very widely.
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> kurt wrote:
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> >Have any of your guys and gals read this?
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> >http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1455175,00.asp
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> >My god what is wrong with SCO?!?!?!  When they eventually go 
> bankrupt, we
> >should throw a party :)
> >
> >Kurt
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> If you examine how Bill Gates funded research into solving 
> the social issues he is concerned about las year, you would 
> notice that he is 14 times more concered about the global 
> threat of Linux than he is about AIDS. 
> 
> This is understandable when you consider the method of 
> transmission.  I suspect Bill is probably much more likely to 
> get Linux than he is to get AIDS!!!  After all, you can 
> download and install Linux by yourself!
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