And here is another quote from http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11245

However, the best news for the Open Source movement all week so far has 
to be Rob Landley's article, written with Eric Raymond, entitled "It 
Ain't Necessarily SCO". In it, the authors rebut SCO's Amended Complaint 
in its lawsuit against IBM in painstaking and thoroughly researched 
detail, claim by claim. It takes apart SCO's prevarications and 
misrepresentations with unremitting logic, devastatingly factual 
accuracy and shrewd historical insights.

There are a number of enlightening analyses and deconstructions in this 
piece, along with some illuminating legal and technical revelations that 
we've not seen elsewhere previously.

**For instance, did you know that, because SCO filed its initial 
Complaint before it registered its copyright, it's therefore limited by 
statute to recovering merely $150,000 for any infringements? There are 
several such Aha! moments awaiting an assiduous reader of this analysis.**

Funny, isn't it?
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