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23 June 2005

FSF Responds to Wallace Complaint

The Free Software Foundation has filed a motion to dismiss Daniel Wallace’s pro se antitrust lawsuit, which I covered previously here. Groklaw’s coverage includes a link to the brief itself, which patiently and devastatingly destroys Wallace’s case.

Wallace strikes me as an exceedingly bright guy; it’s a shame he’s devoting his energies to suing his competitors on losing legal theories instead of writing better software to compete with them.

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