On 6/26/06, Josh Gargus schwa@fastmail.us wrote:
This sounds nice, but I'd like to have a lawyer OK it. Here's a hypothetical situation: if Disney doesn't speak up before the date, and they later decide that they don't want "their" code licensed under APSL2.0, would the argument that they missed the deadline stand up against their lawyers in court?
My guess: it would stand up for roughly a handful of nanoseconds. Even if you sent Disney a notification by registered letter, etcetera. And with all the talk of letting the mouse sleep, I don't think anyone is going to send Disney a letter :) (further question: who would send this letter, anyway?)