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:SFLC on Atheros Driver Issue
SFLC on Atheros Driver Issue
Sep 17, 2007, 12 :45 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (4438 reads)

"As the Atheros driver issue continues to simmer on the OpenBSD -misc mailing list and the Linux Kernel mailing list, with debate continuing over when the license of source code can be altered or added to, Eben Moglen made a statement for the Software Freedom Law Center. He began by defending their own actions, 'it might be useful to recall the first stage of this process, when OpenBSD developers were accused of misappropriating Atheros code, and SFLC investigated and proved that no such misappropriation had occurred? Wild accusations about our motives are even more silly than they are false.' He went on to acknowledge, 'we understand that attribution issues are critically important to free software developers; we are accustomed to the strong feelings that are involved in such situations. In the fifteen years I have spent giving free legal help to developers throughout the community, attribution disputes have been, always, the most emotionally charged...'"

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>> Is reyks code with two other authors  ...   Some clarifications   
Jose
Sep 17, 2007, 20:23:25
 
>> Plagiarism is taking something someon ...   Probably not plagiarism but attribution should be   
Jose
Sep 18, 2007, 00:16:11
 
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