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2006.11.24 10:23 "Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Brad Hards
2006.11.24 16:02 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Andrey Kiselev
2006.11.24 21:53 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Brad Hards
2006.11.24 23:06 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Bob Friesenhahn
2006.11.25 01:53 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Brad Hards
2006.11.25 10:20 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Andrey Kiselev
2006.11.25 13:59 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Sachin Garg
2006.11.25 15:01 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Andrey Kiselev
2006.11.25 15:56 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Frank Warmerdam
2006.11.25 18:00 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Sachin Garg
2006.11.25 15:40 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Andrey Kiselev
2006.11.25 18:41 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Sachin Garg
2006.11.26 15:16 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Leonard Rosenthol
2006.11.26 19:59 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Brad Hards
2006.11.26 20:57 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Bob Friesenhahn

2006.11.26 19:59 "Re: Windows HD Photo - any interest?", by Brad Hards

On Monday 27 November 2006 02:16, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> How are you planning to address the concerns of the open
> source community about the legal issues surrounding HDPhoto?

I'm planning to explore them, and either decide it is a problem, or it isn't.

However I haven't see much prior dicussion of these "legal issues" you refer 
to. Can you explain which parts of the open source community (or communities) 
you are referring to, and links to any prior discussion?

Brad