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Ingo Molnar wrote:
> just wondering where the boundary line is. Eg. if i started working on a
> versioned filesystem today, i'd not be allowed to use BK. I just have to
> keep stuff like that in mind when using BK.
Worse yet, assuming you work for a sufficiently large company,
your license is void if or as soon as anybody works in that
company's name on something BKS (or any legal successor of
them *) considers as competition.
(* I'm not a lawyer, but I'm not sure if GPLing BK in the last
moment before, say, bankruptcy, would really work.)
- Werner
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