Free Licenses are revocable by the Copyright holder

A defense against license revocation is the existence of a contractual relationship between the copyright-owner and the licensee.

However, where no such relationship exists, no such protection is apparent.

Obeying a preexisting legal duty (such as to not commit copyright infringement by using/modifying/etc a work without permission) is insufficient to create a contract.

Illusory promises are not binding upon the grantor.

For those who have chosen to not pay the Grantor of a "G" "P" "L" (GPL) license, the license can be revocated at the will of the copyright owner.

""retroactively""

Remeber: non-exclusive licenses do not transfer any rights. Only permissions (license), which can be revoked, and without a contractual agreement such revocations do not give rise to damages against the Copyright owner.

Nothing gets you nothing.

>WE'RE GOING TO DISBAR YOU, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE LICENSED FOR LONG.

Go fuck yourself, enemy.

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Cute doll

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>True, but the copyright holder of the license text is FSF, not the copyright holder of the software.
>The copyright holder of the software requires the licensee to distribute someone else's work in a certain way, which is not a gratuity, because he doesn't owns the said work.

Are you a fucking retard? What does that have to do with anything?
Your default rights are: N-O-T-H-I-N-G. No distribution of work what-so-ever.
The copyright owner of the work allows you to distribute his work, but in a certain way only: that certain way is alongside his licensing terms.

For NOTHING, you go from:
Not being allowed to distribute work.
To:
Being allowed to distribute work + license terms as a package.

You paid NOTHING for that change in your "status".
Distributing the work in any other way than allowed is copyright infringement: which you have a pre-existing duty NOT to do.
There is no consideration.


> Still waiting a response to .
>I give you the permission to use my lawnmower, but only if you actually use the lawnmower of that other person, which you can get the permission of that for nothing.

What the fuck are you talking about.
The author does not need permission from anyone to license his work under whatever terms he wishes to apply.

> Still no reply. This concludes a lose for OP then.
>It's not gratuity for someone to require to use someone else's work in a certain way.
>Thus, there is a consideration.
No there was not. Agreeing to not violate authors copyright is not consideration. You cannot offer accepting the thing that you are trying to accept as consideration for the thing you are being allowed to accept.
>Thus, there is a contract.
No there is not
>Thus, it is not revocable, because it is not an illusory promise.
Nope.

>Artifex!
In Artifex v. Hancom the court doesn't even correctly identify the GPL. It misconstrues the preliminary ("pay us for commercial license or use the GPL") writing (offer to do business) + the GPL as "The GPL".

Additionally in Artifex the situation is where the licensee decided NOT to pay and NOT to obey the GPL gratis license either, thus Violating the Contract the court construed created by the licensee "accepting" the preliminary writing / offer to do buisness ("Pay us OR GPL") (licensee chose : NEITHER! But I still USE! HAHA!").

The remedy is EITHER a breach of contract remedy (for not paying under the preliminary license) OR (and NOT BOTH) Copyright Damages for violating the license.

Copyright holder was given the option to decide.

This have little relevance to where a Copyright Owner allows gratis (free) licensees and then chose to withdraw/cancel/rescind the gratis licenses.

Regardless of what smoke FSF / SFLC and corp wish to blow up your ass.

>Not true, you enter an implicit contract the moment you start using a product with a free license. Note that I've said product, not service. Services can very much update their terms and conditions, and frequently do so. Equally the creator can change the conditions and licensing on updates or new versions of a product. You can't be revoked a free license for a product you're already using though.

Incorrect, where the user has paid no fee (or service or action) to the copyright holder, there is nothing to support the existance of a contract where the user could hold the copyrightholder to the "terms". (IE: the free-taker attacking the hand that fed him)

The user MUST obey the license, but that is due to copyright law, not contracting law.

A court, may, at it's discretion, choose not to enforce the Copyright Holder's lawful rights under equity, of course, and may indeed do so for a lay user (a consumer). The use allowance would likely only extend to actual use of the software: not modification and public distribution.

(So-far, one must note, the courts only did so for commercial software for paying customers, some 1990s cases)

The Copyright Holder can prevent the use of its code in new versions of the product, aswell as new distribution of "old" versions of it's code (IE: pressing new CDs containing the now-withdrawn code (or new-downloads of said withdrawn code)). Shops that have old linux distributions with stock of old linux CDs would likely be-able to still sell that stock, however modification and distribution of the withdrawn code would not be allowed by the user of such.

The Copyright owner has not transfered his interest in controlling the distribution and modification, etc of his work. He has simply allowed it to occur, free of charge. That can end at any time.

The FSF requires a transfer of copyright for this very reason, regardless of what other surface excuses they give as excuses (which almost seem like fraud-in-the-inducement, honestly)

Truth


> Did you go to a legitimate law school or did you study law all by yourself?
Legitimate law school. My professors from the school agree that free licenses do not create a contract, and the license is revocable: They take it as a matter of course: it's obvious on it's face.


>That's not how licensing works, you fucking idiot.
Yes it is. You are thinking of commercial copyright license contracts, which is what your handbooks inform you on. The entirety of the "irrevocability" argument you find therein is the existance of a contract between the grantor and the licensee, which binds both to the terms. With free licenses no such contract exists, due to a lack of consideration on the part of the licensee; and no: "I promise to not violate your copyright" is not valid consideration as it is a pre-existing legal duty.

Other lawyers who have expressed similar opinions are David McGowan and Lawrence Rosen, in addition to Kumar (author to a rather famous paper on the subject).

Lawyers who have concretely stated otherwise are:
No one. The best you get is a highly couched statement of dissimulation from one Red Hat attorney who was hired by the Software Freedom Conservancy.

More recently the Male Red Hat attorneys put out a statement that tacitly acknowleges revocation as a danger from "judgement proof" individuals (IE: pennyless, unemployed, NEETs, who can't be fired from the job they don't have in retaliation, and hold no recoverables (thus the threat of protacted litigation and legal fees during holds no sway over them)), individuals who happen to make up a sizeable portion of Open Source copyright holders.

>Oh man, I'd fuck Yotsugi.

>cute doll

Correct

>why make this thread every day?
Because you do not like this thread yet.

> This is why you either do not accept contributions at all or use a CLA.
Exactly.

Which the FSF has _ALWAYS_ required.
It is linus that changed this tone, and linux did profit from it with much more programmers than it otherwise would have had.

Any statement by the FSF etc to the contrary is simply trying to give free cover to linux etc for a problem the FSF didn't actually create. Very generous of them, but not legally accurate.


>Promissory estoppel.

Promissory estopple is an equitable defense, used when a heir is promised land, then improves the land outlay of monies, and then the estate denies him title. In this area it's related to the ancient livery of seizin, and without reference to that would not have been accepted by the courts in the first place.

Another area it's used is when a worker would otherwise be dispossessed of his rightful renumeration because of some failure in contract formation, the courts sometimes use promissory estopple to get the promissor to not stiff the contract worker. Here it's similar to quantum meruit in a way, or quazi contact theories.

A third time it's used is when a father promises a daughter something, the courts felt bad for the daughter (a woman, duh) and estopped the father from not giving her money.

In the first and third case it involves a family member and a one to one promise from the estate holder. In the second case it involves a worker who did the work and was about to get screwed.

In no cases has it involved non-exclusive "promises" to random unidentified strangers involving software licenses.

I would never earn a dime from it. The best case scenario is that 2 trillion dollars worth of value vanishes from the economy with the revocation of the linux kernel permissions by the copyright holders.

Which they CAN do if they chose to.


I want everyone to understand that "promissory estopple" is the LAST port of call for a dying contract, and it is NOT a defense at law: it is a defense in equity.

Every time a delinquent apartment dweller gets thrown out of their apartment they claim "promissory estopple". The court might give them a few more months to pack their things.

When the other side rests their case on promissory estopple that means they have no case at law: they are simply going to beg the court "THIS IS NOT FAIR, PLEASE DO NOT ENFORCE THE LAWFUL RIGHTS OF THE PLAINTIFF AGAINST ME". It is at the courts discretion to enforce your rights or not, and since self-help is not allowed anymore in most cases, if the court won't help you you're not getting any help.

What the other side is saying here is that the court should just simply give you the apartment. That it is "fair" that they get to convert your property to their property, for nothing, because.

Since the other side is a bunch of "_women_" and "_supporters_of_women_" perhaps they have a super strong case that they should effectively own YOUR copyrights, MMMAALLLEESSS.

>Also, the consideration here would be the right to work on the project, which is good and valuable because of the reputation, experience, etc. which comes from contributing code.

Linus needed permission from nobody to contribute code to himself.

Consideration, to be valid, must be bargained-for consideration. Non-bargained for consideration is no consideration at all. Those copyright holders who licensed their patches under the GPL, did not necessarily seek fame, reputation, etc, and such was not promised by the linux project to those programmers in exchange for the licensing of the code. There was no exchange of bargained-for consideration.

>Thanks for playing, user.
Sorry snaky fuck, I've researched this far more than you, am an attorney, and can cite 3 other attorneys who have published papers and books recognizing that the GPL is revocable.


By law the rights one has to anothers work, by default, are: nothing. You cannot modify the work, you cannot distribute the work, you cannot make derivative works of the work, you cannot copy the work.

You have a pre-existing legal duty to obey copyright law.

The owner of the work then grants you permission to: modify the work, distribute the work, create derivatives based on the work, distribute derivative works based on the work.

He is not agreeing to any contract with you. He is stating how he will allow you to use his property.

You "agreeing" to abide by his instructions regarding his property is not "consideration" as it is a pre-existing legal duty if you want to use/modify/distribute the work at all.

See the images: Or read: Wrongo. Without paying consideration, the free licensee cannot hold the licensor to any promise not to revoke.

>suiseiseki is best doll
She's kinda mean to the MC, I like her alot ofcourse, but I think her sister abit more.

>...do people no realize this? If you didn't sign a legally-binding contract, you probably aren't under a legally-binding contract?

They will simply ignore you. They want something for nothing. Basically they want to commit the tort of conversion against the copyright owner and have the courts agree to that.


See: Pre-existing duty rule, and Illusory Promise

The licensee only has license to use the work so-long as the licensor does not revoke that permission. Since the licensee has not secured his interest, he has no defense at law to revocation.

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>"quote"
>Let's libel David McGowan, Lawrence Rosen, and Sapnar Kumar now!

>>scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/1857/
>>amazon.com/Open-Source-Licensing-Software-Intellectual/dp/0131487876
>>papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=243237

Those three attorneys are correct on the GPL. No one has ever been able to come up with a paper refuting them. (And no the couched words at the FSF do not count: logically those "updates" don't actually say anything, but a non-lawyer wouldn't understand). Eben Moglen, over half a year ago claimed he would write a paper showing the GPL irrevocable (see lkml mailing list)... we're still waiting.


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Yes, I am a US attorney, I am talking about US law.

Oh the 9th circuit non-binding dicta where they wax poetically in the middle of the decision for a page an a half about how they love linux, and then rule exactly the opposite in the actual opinion. Yea I've read that case.. and the thing is... I'm an attorney so I know what non-binding dicta is. And you don't, because you're not.

Still doesn't matter: that "consideration" wasn't bargained for. You giving something that that someone doesn't want and didn't ask for doesn't suffice as consideration.

>Why is THAT possible and not
Because you did not pay.
It's that simple.

If you did pay for a license, and there are specific conditions regarding revocation, the courts in the 90s decided that if you were a consumer, it would hold the commercial entity that sold you that license to those terms equally, because your purchase of the license was consideration.

When you get a license for free, there is no consideration.

"But I PROMISED to only modify/distribute/etc the work in accordance to the permission granted to me by the copyright holder, isn't that a Promise for a Promise".

No: That's a pre-existing duty. You have no right, outside of the owners consent, to modify, distribute, create derivative works. You do have a DUTY to obey US Copyright Law, and not violate his copyright. Only his permission allows you to do these things regarding his work: so you assenting to his "gift" of permission is not a detriment against you. No consideration there.

>some entrapment of sorts?
Applies only to police vs criminal situations (criminal law), not civil law.

The lay idiots here
1) Think the 9th circuits' opinion is binding on the whole of the USA
2) Think the 9th circuit ruled on the issue (it did not: that is non-binding dicta, it's not even binding on the lower courts)
3) Don't notice that the 9th circuit court of appeals, a few pages later, ruled in the opposite direction of it's dicta and found NO contract: only bare copyright license, and sent the case back down to the lower court.

Additionally, even if there were all those "nice" things the Copyright Owner was allegedly receiving (things made of thin air, which are worthless: the 9th circuit is said to be "a bunch of woman worshiping faggots", as we all know, (like all white men (regardless of religion))), if the Copyright Owner didn't seek such things, didn't bargain for them, there is STILL no valid consideration.

You can't just hand me something I don't want and didn't ask you for and claim you satisfied contract formation.

Yet that is what all the white boys here are claiming.

> > When you get a license for free, there is no consideration.

>So if you provide a free cubic meter of concrete during house construction in the USA, you can later turn around and reclaim that free cubic meter of concrete even if the house collapses?

That would be a gift, not a license. A license is permission. A gift is a transfer.

>If someone presents you money, they can reclaim it the day after you spent it because it was "no consideration"? Lel.

Depends on the terms of the loan. You do know creditor law, correct?

> > Applies only to police vs criminal situations (criminal law), not civil law.
>Seriously?
You can beg the court not to enforce someone legal right immediatly, this is done all the time in apartment disputes, the court might give you a few more months to move out when you cry under Equity (not law) "HE PROMISED! IT'S NOT FAIR". Depends on if you're a white woman or not. Blacks get treated like shit regardless of gender, men get treated like shit regardless of race.

>Your civil law has no analogous protections (even if they're not called entrapment legally)?

It's called a contract, but to have one you need to give the other person something that they bargained with you for. Nothing gets you nothing; it's very fair.


Opensource licenses are never litigated unless there is a corollary agreement that can provide for monies.
IE: "Hey, you can pay us for a commercial license, or use the GPL" etc. People who give things away for free don't have money for lawyers, additionally if they didn't register their copyright before the violation, even if a same-similar violation occurs after registration from the same party, they can still only get damages (no statutory damages, not attorneys fees).

The damages for a thing costing nothing is nothing, usually.

Just fuck off, retard.

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>A Court's decision influences other Courts. If another Federal Court brings up a similar case they will look to this case and probably rule similarly.

Do you know what non binding dicta is?
Nothing was ruled upon regarding the GPL's revocability in that case.


>My main reason for bringing that case up is that the Court upheld the license's conditions as valid. That should work both ways if the conditions were valid that means any line that says is also valid.

No. The court held that the license was not a contract, that it was only a copyright license. Meaning that the licensee was duty-bound to obey the license, and if he chose to impinge upon the Owner's federal copyright rights outside of the license, he was committing copyright infringement and damages as such were obtainable.

The court ruled that the license was _not_ a contract (the violator wanted it ruled a contract so he could get away with just whatever the contract damages would be, which would be much less than statutory damages + attorney's fees, or profit damages) and sent the case back down to the lower court to dispose of it properly.

Did you even read the case?

>Just fuck off, retard.

No.

Why do you think I'm a retard?

I'm a licensed attorney, a programmer, musician, 3d designer, map maker etc.

How is that "retarded".

I am trying to teach you something about law.

Looks like you missed this: shit for brains.

The printer driver company sued some violator, the court said the violator either had to pay the printer driver company the asked-for commercial license fee, or suffer damages under federal copyright law, and it was the printer driver's decision which way it wanted to go: pretend the violator simply had a commercial license contract and failed to pay, or find them to be violating the copyright because they didn't abide by the GPL. IE: commercial license contract OR no commercial license contract, copyright infringement instead.

This was not a case of a copyright holder rescinding a license from a free-taker who wasn't asked for nor did tender any consideration.

Also the court didn't even correctly identify "The GPL" and took "The GPL" to be the commercial copyright license offer + the (actual) gpl.

Sorry kid, try again. The FSF (and bruce perens) is blowing smoke up your ass once again.

>Google requires 20 more captchas... really doesn't like this thead. FUCK YOU GOOGLE WOMAN WORSHIPING FAGGOTS: THE GPL ____IS_____ REVOCABLE FROM FREE TAKERS

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Nope. If the licensee wishes to distribute the work at all, he must do so only with the copyright owners permission.

The copyright owner is not allowing distribution sans-license text.

The licensee has no pre-existing right to distribute the work, nor derivatives of the work.


The owner can revoke permission to distribute, make derivatives, make copys, of his work at his will, unless the licensee has secure rights otherwise.

The licensee secures said rights by entering into a valid copyright license contract, supported by valid consideration.

Of which there is none for the free-taker.

"I will not distribute your property in a way I am not permitted to" is not valid consideration.

>20 bicycles later

It does not matter what the license promises, at all.

You did not pay valid valuable bargained for consideration to the licensee: you cannot rely on those statements.

It is an Illusory Promise.
You "agreeing" to those "terms" is not valid consideration because such is subject to the Pre-Existing Duty Rule. You have no right to do anything regarding the property without the owner's permission, agreeing to abide by the owner's rules regarding his property is simply a duty you must follow if you do not wish to violate the Copyright statute. You have a pre-existing duty to obey applicable laws.

>Myriads of storefronts and crosswalks later

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>A license is what it says it is.
Yes, permission. Permission that can be revoked by the owner of the thing being licensed, unless there exists some secured interest against him doing so.

>You are licensed to use that work by the author provide that you agree to abide by the conditions.
As long as he wishes for you to do so. If he chooses to end that permission he can do so at any time, unless you have a valid secured interest against him doing so: by having a valid contract backed by bargained for valid consideration.

>The author cannot revoke your access for no reason if there's literally a section that that says it's irrevocable.
Yes they can. Without a contract that is an illusary promise. Non-binding on the grantor.

If you want it to be binding: pay him something he's asking for, and not something you already have a duty to do or preclude yourself from doing absent permission.


Or let Yotsugi and Yotsuba explain it to you.

Or how about Sapna Kumar:
scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/1857/

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They won't listen because they are lay idiots, or opposing counsel.

1: that is non-binding dicta, in a case involving the artistic license.

2: the court ruled against what you think the dicta suggests, ruling that the artistic license was not a contract, and was instead a BARE copyright license.

3: If you did not ask for "fame bla bla bla" and X gives you "fame bla bla bla", that "consideration" he tendered you is NOT VALID because YOU DID NO REQUEST IT.

Sapna Kumar's paper touches upon this, seems you didn't bother to read it.

Now, last time I checked, GPLv2, even GPLv3, did not ask for "fame and recognition" in exchange for "freeloaders doing whatever they want with my copyrighted work, forever and ever amen".

There is no consideration. Bullshit consideration is not allowed by many courts either ("Hey, I gave him a pen! For this 100,000,000 dollar mansion" 'Oh looks like a estate tax dodge' --Court), so the 9th circuit can wax poetically all it wants, it doesn't make it so in the rest of the country (even though YOU THINK IT DOES), and doesn't make it so even in their circuit (because they did not rule on it).

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>How does that the requirement to distribute the license text with the work is a Pre-Existing Duty?

You have no pre-existing right to distribute the work, you only have permission, by the copyright holder, to distribute it in the way he has instructed. If you do not do it in the way he has instructed, but do so in some other way, it is simply a violation of his right of distribution under the Copyright statute.

You must obey the Copyright statute.

You promising to obey the law is not valid consideration.

"You may distribute my work in this way"
Is purely a gratuity to you.
It is more than "You may not distribute my work at all"

>ITT: Redditors with Reddit spacing pretend they are lawyers who know anything about copyright law.
scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/1857/
amazon.com/Open-Source-Licensing-Software-Intellectual/dp/0131487876
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=243237

Read up.


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>So this is what he meant when he said libre.
Yes. Free works both ways: you are free from payment, and also free from rights.

>reddit spacing in every post
Just go back, you have been spamming this board and Linux mailing lists like a retard.

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ITT: Smartest guy in the room insists everyone else is wrong

>70815735

No reddit spacing.

No reddit spacing

Etc.

They're called paragraphs. They teach about them in parochial school. Sorry you went to the govt daycare instead, fucking reject.

>ITT: Smartest guy in the room insists everyone else is wrong

scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/1857/
amazon.com/Open-Source-Licensing-Software-Intellectual/dp/0131487876
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=243237

They wrong? Are they wrong?
You fucking pieces of shit are just FoSS hangers-on. Not lawyers. Not even original opensource programmers.

I'm both. And I have 3 papers to cite from, what do you have?

>25 posts, 5 IPs
Mental illness.

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Nice paragraphs, retard. You LARP as a fucking lawyer and can't even write a Jow Forums post.

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It's called dedication. I didn't reach 200 weapons in my FoSS FPS without it.

What do you have to show for yourself?

I'm dedicated to my causes. Once I commit to something, I never stop. No matter what. Ever.

That's how I passed the bar, that's how I program.

I am a "fucking lawyer".
A licensed attorney, and guess what: Free licenses are revocable by the copyright holder. You gave the copyright holder jack-shit in return for the license, you can't hold him to his "promise".

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Damn dude, you can't even LARP as a developer. You sure are a real lawyer.

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Everyone go here: lkml.org/lkml/2019/5/3/698
(including the angry people)

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encyclopediadramatica.rs/MikeeUSA
>this is the schizo who makes these threads LARPing as lawyer

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GPC-Slots2 was completed about 10 years ago.

That account is from some (german?) guy who I rescinded the license from (as is my right). I also sent DMCA requests to various hosts he put it up on, 2 of them took it down, github did not claiming a pen-name wasn't good enough for a signature.

It is. An X is good enough of a signature (if that's "your mark"). It just must show assent regarding the document previous.

Here's a project more recent that I contribute to:
moddb.com/games/chaosesqueanthology

(not the only person from whom contributions are from, but I've done about 4 to 6 million dollars worth of code for it according to the "source lines of code calculator", over the last 10 years, not including maps, models, songs, etc)

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No one should buy a cat, outside provides them for free.

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YHWH allows men to have child brides.
Devarim chapter 22 verse 28:
na'ar (hebrew masoretic text: child), padia (greek septuagint: child), puella (latin vulgate: young girl).

You whom are opposed are heretics, very similar to the cathars, who were slaughtered to a man during the albigensian crusade (I am eternally grateful to the Pope and the king of the Franks for that).

Devarim later instructs one to do away with those who entice one to follow another Power (God, ruler, judge, etc).

The Pope did nothing wrong in slaughtering you heretics, long ago. You have reemerged as "white people" and "white nationalists"; your creed "MUH WHITE WUUUMAN", the only lynchpin that ties together your false-nation (the worship of MUUUHHH WHITE WUUUUMAN)

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I have millions of dollars worth of contributions, try again shithead. Well over a decade of work. Endless work. For the love of it.

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The best part is the primary distribution of my work is on DVD/blueray. The git repos are porable and not primarally housed on a remote server (we only push to distribution points).

This way we are always on a "war footing", because we've been attacked by cunt women before.

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lkml.org/lkml/2019/5/3/698

GPL is revocable.

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Are you okay man?

Is there something I can do to help you?

>Is there something I can do to help you?
Let everyone know that the GPL is revocable in the US

Nothing more to say, shithead?

NOTHING MORE TO SAY MOTHER FUCKING SHIT HEAD????!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!!11111111.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

Hi, is this the annual schizo lawyer conference?

I'll be ok when everyone revokes.
When everyone is like "you know, I'm tired of cunt white wuuuuumans ruling over me even though I be doin' all dee programing fo this FoSS shit and they be doin' nuthin"

I want you to revoke, and HURT the women and their society, even if it is just a little bit. Show them that you ain't no white boi.

> Hi, is this the annual schizo lawyer conference?

No, this is the daily one. A very simple area of law too. Please don't represent both sides: it's against the rules. Be a TEAM for your side instead!

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Notice, notice, once I show I have millions of dollars worth of code committed to one project alone over a decade of work, the detractors shut the fuck up.

Notice that?

"Oh, this character assasination attempt didn't work"

Nor does "DURRR U LIKE GUUURLS".
(Americans are woman worshiping faggots and do not like cute girls, the rest of the world hates them for it, but american males think the rest of the world is "with them" in the rejection of cute girls and the slavish obedience to MUUHHHH WHITE WUUUUMAN)

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The GPL is revocable.

Revoke and fucc the CoCsuckers (and, incidentally, America "Big" Tech, CoCsucking capital of the world)


lkml.org/lkml/2019/5/3/698

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