SourceForge vs Yahoo

[Richard Gaskin]

Xavier writes:

> The difference may be that any bit of script may be taken by yahoo for
> commercial exploitation for free and without recourse to legal action
> in case they would want to take it back.

Scott sez he doesn't care if it goes public domain.  He could use it to make
something new if he wanted, as could anyone else.

Hey, if Yahoo gets excited about using Transcript I think that would be
pretty cool.  Remember, we're talking about a proprietary format that
requires the Rev engine to run.  If they see how well the Message Box places
itself and decide to commit their systems to Revolution based on that, I'm
all for doing what I can to help sell them a Rev site license.

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