OSI Approves Microsoft Licenses

[Richard A. Johnson]

On Friday 19 October 2007, Scott (angrykeyboarder) wrote:
| http://opensource.org/node/209
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| Freaky

(E) The software is licensed "as-is." You bear the risk of using it.

They need to stamp this on all of their software :)  At least these 2 licenses 
though weren't like the others they are trying to get through. I believe 
there is one that said "for the MS platform only." The 2 licenses they just 
got approved are strikingly similar to the other thousand or so OSI licenses. 
The only reason MS did this was to obviously be able to use the Open Source 
logo on their website. So as they continue attacking Linux, they can make the 
others who don't understand it, to feel as if MS isn't all big and bad like 
we say they are. Interesting, yet e.tarded at the same time.

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Richard A. Johnson
nixternal at kubuntu.org
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