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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: Java is really convenient. Re: Sun thinks about switching Java      to S-expression syntax: Lava
Date: 1999/02/18
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* joswig@lavielle.com (Rainer Joswig)
| People are using CL-HTTP in commercial products.

  so people keep telling me, but it is not quite what I asked.  people are
  using Microsoft source code in commercial products, too, but that doesn't
  mean it is something you can just go and buy.  so, what kind of license
  are the people you refer to using?  whose is the actual signature on the
  license agreement?  why can I not find something that allows _everybody_
  to use it commercially?  (yes, I have looked.  the license agreeements
  that come with CL-HTTPD is worse than the GPL in its restricions.)
  
#:Erik