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Sun's Common Development and Distribution License Is OK, Says OSI

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Sun has gotten the blessing of the Open Source Initiative (OSI) for its new Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL say "Cuddle"), the royalty-free license it is reportedly supposed to use in open sourcing Solaris 10.

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Which is not so easy to miss, as the article itself says that Maureen O'Gara has written it. And just now is the time you should turn your head away from the computer screen and ask yourself "do I really have to read that article?". Aye, we know what kind of stuff that lady writes, don't we?

The answer is no, you don't have to read it. The article itself is quite short and contains no real news, let along something you should waste your time reading. While it is not the usual FUD stuff, it is not really a serious piece of journalism, either. OG keeps continuing not to understand. An article like this could well be expected in The Sun, the Bildzeitung or your local equivalent of these papers.
What I want to know is where she got the info for this. This obviously isn't an editorial given the tone of the article...so are we supposed to just automatically believe this? What a bunch of crap.

Sources in a news article are a beautiful thing...too bad she doesn't have any.
Yeah, and the most amazing thing is that 2 guys have voted for complete assent with this article, woot? Either they are really new guys or lxer has started to attract trolls and fudders. Gosh, someone must take us veryveryvery seriously...

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