On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Julian Reschke wrote:
Yaakov Stein wrote:
Clarifying that "publicly known" means "well defined and publicly
available", I would answer no...
and if it is restricted to mean
"open description so that you could write your own editor to read and
write this format" ?
...without having to sign a contract to the owner of the format, being
able to rely on its stability, and not having to pay for it...?
IOW, no IPR issues, no lawsuits for implementing/using it
or letting others use what someone has written (documentation
or source code) (?)
--
~Randy
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