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I was satisfied with the answer I got: "well, our bosses dont really know we're doing this." That could be where the latest change came from. I was working at a company to Open Source a particular
product of theirs and it got killed from upper management
after some rather nasty political stuff went down. I later
found docs on why it wasn't to be Open Sourced. Mainly due
to much of the code having different styles. (Because most
of the code had been Open in the first place.) dep Unless you can bring legal bearing on them, it's better to chalk it up to experience. Have the client sign a contract, etc... to make sure your code isn't abused. You can write a letter to Music City expressing your displeasure and it may help you get some stuff off your chest, but don't count on any change. It may happen, but don't count on it. In reply to Re: Licensing and Rape-Proofing your ideals.
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