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From: martillo@cpoint.UUCP (Joachim Carlo Santos Martillo)
Newsgroups: gnu.gcc
Subject: Re: GNU's not GNU...
Message-ID: <2222@cpoint.UUCP>
Date: 12 Apr 89 18:06:33 GMT
References: <28354@apple.Apple.COM>
Reply-To: martillo@cpoint.UUCP (Joachim Carlo Santos Martillo)
Organization: Clearpoint Research Corp., Hopkinton Mass.
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In article <28354@apple.Apple.COM> jk@Apple.COM (John Kullmann) writes:

				You are free to create and market/give away
>your own expression of the Civil War. If it looks like GWTW, smells like
>GWTW, or quacks like GWTW, the copyright holder for GWTW will probably
>sue you.

Actually, unless concepts of copyright have changed even more than I
thought, the GWTW copyright holder can only sue me if I use the same
sequence of words.  If only my binding, cover, pagination,
paragraphing etc. (you know -- the user interface) are similar, the
GWTW copyright holder does not have a case.

>--------------------   	    -------------------------------------
>John Kullmann		    "The above fact and/or fiction is the personal
>..!apple!jk		     opinion of John Kullmann and not Apple Computer."
>jk@apple.com		     Copyright 1989 by John Kullmann