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New Legal Center for Open Source Projects

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the fighting-the-good-fight dept.

NW writes "According to a News.com story well known OSS lawyers Lawrence Lessig and Eben Moglen are launching a new "Software Freedom Legal Center" to assist open source developers with legal issues for free." You can view the website at Softwarefreedom.org.

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  1. Re:Do they deal with Korean law ? by the+MaD+HuNGaRIaN · · Score: 0, Troll

    Are you stupid? Are you? Did you even RTFA?

    How could you criticize something that is designed to help people.

    Are IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Intel "American" companies? I'm pretty sure they are actually multi-national, and probably have experience with legal issues in other countries.

    Moron.

  2. Re:Do they deal with Korean law ? by the+MaD+HuNGaRIaN · · Score: 0, Troll

    No you're the dumbfuck.

    You come on here and bitch and moan that this particular group is only going to help with American legal issues. What's your point? You don't even know that to be true. You just come on here and run your AC mouth; words with no substance.

    How can this be seen as a bad thing? Perhaps it will inspire some companies and lawyers in Bengal (wherever the fuck that is) to start a similar organization.

    But, you'd rather come here and diarrhea out your mouth with some sort of anti-American gibberish. Get a clue.