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> Maybe it's time to institute something a little bit closer to the
> XFree86 Project's BETA program? 

...
> you left it, so would your "license to cvsup" :-).  Too draconian?

Yep.  None of the other 'free' OS's do this, so introducing it would be
bad press.  Technically it's a good solution, but it'd be too much grief
to implement and take press hits for publically IMHO.


Nate