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Wallace's Anti-GPL Suit Loses Again

Posted by dcparris on · 2 comments
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Daniel Wallace's second anti-GPL suit accusing IBM, Red Hat and Novell of predatory price-fixing and restraint of trade has gone down in flames like his first against the Free Software Foundation, which wrote the license.

[Goodby and good riddance, Mr. Wallace! - dcparris]

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Comments (2)

dinotrac ·
Wallace's suit didn't lose. It never got out of the blocks.

To initiate a law suit, you must properly plead your case. To properly plead your case, you must address the elements of an action.

Wallace didn't properly plead a case in antitrust. The case, effectively, never came about.

Nothing whatsoever was decided about the "merits."

Nevertheless, it's still good riddance.
dcparris Story submitter ·
Yeah. What you said! :-)

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