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It's not a problem for me, either, bad-tempered
attorneys or no. Here's a question for the attorneys: would it be
possible to mount a class-action lawsuit, to force it into the public domain?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:50
AM
Subject: Re: Orphaned software and legal
recourse
In a message dated
10/10/01 10:26:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bill@xxxxxxxx writes:
>If TTG or its successor simply closed its doors, the firm
still owns the
>software.
>
>Ethically, once one knows
this, there is then a problem.
Not for me.
May not
be a problem ethically, but remember Kenny's an attorney, and I can attest
that he has a temper.
I'd love to see Xycode be in the public domain,
though. Knowing Dave Erickson, I'd bet that it's pretty elegant.
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