I just looked at the I2O pages, but I cannot find how they actually
define a "member". So what if we set up an organisation that simply
includes the whole world (or everybody who wants to join us), and
let that organisation be a member? Then not being able to
disclose the source-code to non-members isn't gonna be too much
of a problem.
But I'm sure somewhere in the fine print they define what the structure
or whatever of each individual memeber is, and anyway, MS apparently
can expell any member they want. Would be interesting though, MS
publicly expelling the free software world from I2O.
--
joost witteveen, joostje@debian.org
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