Copyright on the Python and Python-console icons?

[Mike C. Fletcher]

Gee, one little misunderstanding with the PSU ops and suddenly Cliff's 
sicking the whole PSF legal establishment on me :) .

Honestly, Cliff, I didn't _know_ they'd find those Perl scripts!  I was 
just worried about you skulking about with SQL and thought they'd send a 
counsellor or something, I didn't know they'd raid the place!  And 
really, was the re-conditioning so bad?  I mean, you're a productive 
member of society now, right?  Isn't that what we all want? To serve the 
Python.  To be one with the Python.  To have our selves swallowed by the 
Ultimate Python.

Be at peace, In the Glory of the Guido,
Mike

Cliff Wells wrote:

>On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 20:52, Tim Peters wrote:
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>>That doesn't mean he won't be sued <wink>.
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>But no one's asked if he *should* be sued.
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>I think he should, so at least we would have a definitive reference on
>these sort of issues.  We could simply point people at case #2143214 and
>be done with it.
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>If the PSF wins, they get all their icons back, plus Mike has to draw a
>new one for damages.
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>If Mike wins, he gets unrestricted access to all PSF icons and the PSF
>is restricted from innovating new icons unless they allow users the
>chance to create their own.  Icon "bundling" will be explicitly
>disallowed.
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