Re: BK kernel workflow

[Ramón Rey Vicente]

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Larry McVoy wrote:

| Given that BK isn't hiding anything, the "reverse engineering for
| interoperability" does not apply.  Hello?  Anyone listening?  Didn't
| think so.  Sigh.

Ok, you are right.

Other issue in my country laws is: "in a contract, improper clauses have
no validity at all". In other words, you cannot forbid me contributing
to other SCM.
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