Greg bond wrote:
> Are you talking hypotheticals?
> If you're simply looking for corner cases that break a
license,
> please indicate that you're talking about a
hypothetical situation.
> Because dealing with a hypothetical as if it were real
is wasting my
> time. Hypothetically, a seatbelt might snag and trap a
person in
> their burning car and cause them to die a horrible
death. But the
> statistics of the real world show that your chances of
surviving a
> car crash are much better if you wear a seatbelt.
You should read the original post more carefully, Greg.
Jörg was quite
up front about his situation. He was choosing a license for
his own work.
So, yes, these are hypothetical cases. He wants to
understand the
consequences of certain license choices. I think he's
merely basing
these on a real-world example ("so far, this happened
in the past").
I also get the impression that he is undecided about the
anti-TPM case,
and is trying to understand that in general, as well.
I can see where you might get the idea that he's trolling
for a
particular position, but as far as he has gone, I think this
is a
question of understanding more than lobbying. So I vote for
cutting him
a little slack. 
Cheers,
Terry
--
Terry Hancock (hancock AnansiSpaceworks.com)
Anansi Spaceworks http://www.AnansiSpac
eworks.com
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