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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: Dead software (was: A draft business plan for free software LISP vendors)
Date: 1999/03/09
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* "Fernando D. Mato Mira" <matomira@iname.com>
| I meant bankrupt as definitely dead.  Not Chapter 11 (living dead).  A
| customerhas invested (in the broad sense of the word) in the company, so
| it would be very honest that he has some rights at liquidation time,
| including

  what?  a customer of a product has _invested_ in the company?!  this is
  too fucking nuts to bother discussing.

| My employer has nothing to do with my liver.

  so why doesn't the customer of your services invest in you?

#:Erik