Re: Some hard numbers on licenses used by elisp packages

[Richard Stallman]

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  > > Richard Stallman writes:
  > > Where was that package originally posted?

  > I'm not sure what package you mean. Are you referring to the package that 
was
  > forked or the package created for fun?

I meant the earlier version, which was later forked.

  > In the case of the forked package does that really matter where that source
  > came from if it is not licensed according to the book?

It doesn't matter legally, but I'm hoping to better understand the
chain of events.  This will help for that.

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