On Friday, 31 July 2026, 08:09, Damian wrote:
GHC, like any other project using any licensing at all, enjoys protections based in the legal system of every country it is being used and developed in. That is no small thing and is essentially what allows GHC to exist in the legal sense. A body of work untethered from this is like a person without citizenship - no one will advocate for it, and no government will back up legitimate claims around it by enforcing laws and regulations.
That’s not really the situation of a person without citizenship, is it? In Estonia, where I live, there are quite a few such stateless persons: former Soviet Union citizens who acquired neither the Russian nor the Estonian citizenship. I would be very surprised to learn that the Estonian state doesn’t enforce laws and regulations for their benefit. All the best, Wolfgang