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From: Dale Stanbrough <dale@goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au>
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Robert Dewar writes:

"Yes it is possible, but the experience with the Ada standard is not
 encouraging at all from the point of view of setting a copyable
 precedent. Standards organizations are VERY insistent about obtaining
 and exploiting copyrights, it is one of the major sources of funding
 for these organizations."


Why don't they just license the publishing to other people, and collect
the money that way? Seems they could save a bit on in house printing,
distribution etc.

Dale