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At 11:47 AM 6/20/2003, Narvi wrote:

>I don't think section seven (export control) should appear in a truly free
>licence.

Why not? It's just a specific instance of the general disclaimer of
liability found in many licenses, including the BSD and MIT licenses.

--Brett