On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, Karl O . Pinc wrote:

> It occurs to me this is not a good reason for continuing to use the
> BSD license.  Any code that you write today you can place in the
> public domain and the code can then be incorporated into any
> piece of software, including the existing BSD code base.

Many of the files are modified, not completely rewritten. (They may look
like they're completely rewritten by now, but it's been a long string of
modifications.) It's not really practical to have different licenses for
different lines in a source file.

cjs
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