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Subject: Re: HP 48SX: EduCALC Goodies Disk #2 !!
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Date: 3 Mar 91 00:49:48 GMT
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>  I refuse to put stuff on them when the
>authors include documentations that says "This software may be copied
>freely but not used for commercial purposes."  Only things clearly in the
>public domain, and things with clear shareware instructions, (and which I
>consider to be "goodies"), wind up on the Goodies disks.

Hmmmm, then how did my reversi program end up on one of the disks????
I did include my usual disclaimer about not being used for commercial
purposes without my permission and I haven't given my permission (yet).

Despite the tone of the preceeding paragraph, I am quite happy for my
code to appear on the goodies disks (take this as giving permission to
put any of my programs on one, unless stated otherwise.  I would like
to know that my code is appearing!  I got a bit of a surprise when I
read the contents list :-).




							Pauli
seeya

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