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And this is really the core of the problem at the moment. Can you
trust ACT? 

>>>>> "PR" == Preben Randhol <randhol+cla2@pvv.org> writes:

<snip>

    PR> How can we know that it is GPL? They "say" it is GPL now like it was
    PR> GMGPL before. Sorry, but I don't trust the ACT anymore. 

    PR> I think I'll stick with Python or other languages where one can relate
    PR> to licenses.

    PR> Preben

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