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From: Horne-Scott@cs.yale.edu (Scott Horne)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Re: BISON, GCC, and the GNU public license. (Re: increasing yacc states)
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Date: 9 Aug 89 14:52:21 GMT
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In-reply-to: mart@ele.tue.nl (Mart van Stiphout)

In article <102@euteal.ele.tue.nl>, mart@ele (Mart van Stiphout) writes:
> In article <26994@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> mwm@eris.berkeley.edu (Mike (I'll think of something yet) Meyer) writes:
> >The idea of living in the world RMS is trying to make is one hell of a
> >lot more appealing to me than the one we've got now. That's why I go
> >along with him. I can understand why those with their wallets firmly
> >tied to the copyright law would object to such a world. However,
> 
> There once was a small country named Gnuland.

Don't you mean GNU C-land?  :-)

Sorry; I couldn't resist the pun.  Send flames down under.  :-)

> They were all happy and satisfied, mainly because their brainwashed
> minds were unable to understand any of the arguments that were put
> forward by foreigners (non-gnulanders).

Or because the non-GNU C-landers were generally so inarticulate and brainwashed
as to be incapable of rational argument?

					--Scott

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