1. It is required the offer be made, there is reasonable probability that the offer will be accepted and Once accepted google is bound to meet this obligation.
Wouldn't that mean there is a reasonable probability that google would be required to release?
2. if not... ill append the original comment myself for clarity... cause me and that guy are tight...
What he meant to say was: "It's not as if they were making us a gift... As soon as they sold their first device it was required by the Linux kernel GPL2 license to release the kernel source code [if an offer they are required to make is accepted]"
Wouldn't that be require to release by proxy anyway...
It's like I always tell my mother in law that the door is open. In fact I am required to say that the door is always open...
I can prey that the soul sucking spawn of the nether realms never comes knocking but in effect I am obligated to provide.
1. You didn't have to tell anyone you were a lawyer. Just speak and it will remove all doubt.
2. Who you are is irrelevant to the original comment...
3. Your third statement only affirms your status of lawyer as you are twisting a statement to suit yours.
original statement:
It's not as if they were making us a gift... As soon as they sold their first device it was required by the Linux kernel GPL2 license to release the kernel source code.
Your version:
<He> implied Google has some affirmative obligation to place the source code on the internet...Google definitely has no affirmative obligation to place the GPL'd source code on the internet as was implied
I still can't see how releasing the source on the internet was implied regardless of your lawyering... ;)
1. It is required the offer be made, there is reasonable probability that the offer will be accepted and Once accepted google is bound to meet this obligation.
Wouldn't that mean there is a reasonable probability that google would be required to release?
2. if not... ill append the original comment myself for clarity... cause me and that guy are tight...
What he meant to say was: "It's not as if they were making us a gift... As soon as they sold their first device it was required by the Linux kernel GPL2 license to release the kernel source code [if an offer they are required to make is accepted]"
Wouldn't that be require to release by proxy anyway...
It's like I always tell my mother in law that the door is open. In fact I am required to say that the door is always open...
I can prey that the soul sucking spawn of the nether realms never comes knocking but in effect I am obligated to provide.