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> Ok, at this point, I think I have asked the wrong question.  It seems
> to me that the important question wrt STAC is 'What are licensing terms
> acceptable to the FreeBSD core team for software included in the base
> distribution?', not 'What is the meaning and intent of the BSD license?'.

Same answer:  The BSD license.  That was easy. :-)

					Jordan