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> > There`s certainly room for PostgreSQL to have a sub-motto something
> > like:
>
> > _PostgreSQL: Free software means no need to fear license audits._
>
> here`s something that Theo de Raadt says (in the context of OpenBSD)
> that seems apropos:
>
> "Free means free"
That is very ironic, considering it was a license audit that got PostgreSQL
yanked from the OpenBSD distribution, all because they have an (IMO) irrational
fear of being sued (by whom?) over a license that has held up for many,
many years. Thus, OpenBSD does not consider us "free".
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Greg Sabino Mullane greg@turnstep.com
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