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From: csg@pyramid.UUCP
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Subject: Re: UUCP source code is protected.  End of discussion.
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Date: Sat, 28-Mar-87 14:18:48 EST
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In article <213@atelabs.UUCP> cds@atelabs.UUCP (David Shanks) writes:
>Does anyone else find it amusing in the extreme that it took someone (or
>perhaps a team) four revisions to come up with this "source"?

There is a lot of code that is identical from pre-SV days through to SVR3, but
with incremental changes in the SCCS revisions anyway. It appears that AT&T-IS
updates the revision codes on a lot of things with every new release, whether
the code changed or not.

<csg>