[E-Lang] Does Sun own E?

[Kevin A. Burton]

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"Mark S. Miller" <markm@caplet.com> writes:

> As this isn't a technical matter, it is a legal matter, I am not a lawyer, 
> and e-lang is a publicly archived list, I would like to keep discussion of 
> this matter off e-lang.  Those who wish to discuss it should email me 
> privately.  I will be responding starting tomorrow.  (I'm too busy today.)

Interesting.  I think these issues are actually *more* important than the
technology and therefore very relevant.  I also think it is in E's best interest
to have these issue addressed head on and not privately.  Having ghosts in the
closet aren't a good thing for an "Open" project :)

That said you may have different feelings because you are one of the patent
holders.  I can appreciate this but I do think it should be discussed publicly.
If you think it should be off the list maybe we should have a
general@erights.org???

Kevin
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