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LDP can NOT sue SCO. Most of the documentation is under GNU FDL, that
allows anyone to host the documentation. Even MS can mirror the tldp.org.
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Saqib Ali
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On Wed, 30 Jul 2003, Howard Shane wrote:
> I'm sure companies that benefit from including all the TLDP docs in
> their distributions would not be adverse to donating, especially if they
> know their donation will ultimately increase in the quality of the
> documentation they repackage.
I wonder if the LDP would research the possibility of suing The SCO Group
for
something or other. After all, they do feature many LDP documents on one of
their servers ( http://docsrv.caldera.com:8457/en/Navpages/sitemap.html ).
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