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From: michael@nvuxd.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Public Domain (?) Yacc (Important)
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Date: Wed, 11-Feb-87 09:17:40 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb 11 09:17:40 1987
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One point that I haven't seen made in this discussion
is the fact that *every* machine that had UNIX(tm) source
on it involved a license that forbids moving the source
to another machine.  Since someone must have violated the
license to post this particular piece of source, I put
using the posted source in the same category as receiving
stolen goods -- it does not become public domain, it's still
AT&T's intellectual property.

Michael Cain
Bell Communications Research