Bind v. TinyDNS

[Rui Miguel Seabra]

On Mon, 2004-01-05 at 16:43, lwj wrote:
> Let's be fair, it's not unreasonable, you just don't like it. He wrote
> the software so he should be able to do with it what he wants. 

I don't think anyone should exerce his power over other people.

Choosing a proprietary license is in DJB's _legal_ right, granted by the
government -- of course-- but I think that choosing a proprietary
license is in reality forcing his power over users.

Thus it is a "right" only on the legal sense since it is inhuman to use
force (legal in this case) to exerce power of others.

Rui

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