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Subject: re: Info-mac policies on reverse engineering
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Date: Wed, 11-Jul-84 04:27:14 EDT
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Date: Tue, 10 Jul 84 11:54:20 pdt
From: Bill Croft <uw-beaver!croft@safe>
To: info-mac@sumex
Subject: re: Info-mac policies on reverse engineering

Mike,

I think your previous message containing hints for using the
various scrap managers was excellent, and I am certain that Apple
would agree and support such contributions.  As a counterexample,
submitting a disassembled listing of Quickdraw ROM routines 
would certainly be unwise.  I think almost anything in between, 
provided you use good judgement, would be welcomed by Apple and
Mac programmers.