... - I've
only taken a few bits from other people, and it's
generally involved them sending me something they've written, and then
me re-writing it because it's not done in quite the way I like it!
...
2. The quote above is quite informative IMHO. This type accepts
possibly GPL-ed code from others, rewrites it completely so he
can claim it is his own work, and then sells it.
This mailing list should not be used to distribute unfounded insinuations or
slanders.
Have a look at the development process used for the Linux kernel. There are
pretty strict rules for the code and many non-regular contributors are not aware
of them. Sometimes the code is changed so that it follows the rules and in other
cases it simply is rejected.
Cheers,
Andreas
BTW: I agree that dual licensing can lead to problems.