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Yeah, looking through the sites people listed in previous posts, there does seem to be a lot of pretty clear-cut evidence that they're violating the license. So why haven't the DIKU license-holders sued them? Why not use the DMCA to harrass them? As at least one of those sites correctly pointed out, if they started with DIKU and slowly re-wrote it, it's still a derivative work under US copyright law. He's flat-out admitted that he did this.
--matt
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