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Reiisi Kenkyuu is an operating name under which Joel Mathew Rees, formerly of 
Texas and Utah, currently of Hyogo, Japan, produces and publishes software and 
other works.

The license currently extended is a template adaptation of a license commonly 
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In recent times there have been attacks on the legal status of the public 
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condemn such attacks. However, in the current eco-political climate, I/we also 
feel it unwise to assign new work to the public domain until those political 
forces which want to reclaim the public domain for their own (generally 
nefarious) purposes cease and desist their immoral, unethical, illegal, and/or 
traitorous activities.

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* Use:

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At any rate, keeping a copy of the original code used as a starting 
point should help in untangling questions of ownership of code, not to 
mention being invaluable in debugging.

* Public domain work and borrowed code:

At the time of the first release, this work contains significant 
portions of code that are simple translations, in the mathematical sense 
of a regular transformation grammar, from public domain work. Copyright 
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While the author(s) claim limited copyright to the resultant translation 
in this case, and full copyright to the use thereof in this work, it 
would be an indefensible display of ingratitude, not to mention unethical, 
to attempt to make claims on the borrowed code itself.

Unfortunately, there are many who seem to assume that they can slap their 
own copyright on public domain work, as children calling out "Dibs! I saw 
it first!" 

For this reason, the license makes special mention of what should be 
obvious about borrowed code in general, that copyright transitivity 
operates in one direction only, and that neither this work nor the 
license thereof can or ought to be used to attempt to reverse that 
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For the terms of use of BIF 6809, see the files README.TXT and BIFDOC.TXT 
in that distribution.

Much gratitude and appreciation to the forth interest group and the authors 
of the original fig-FORTH models. If you guys want to use any of this stuff 
for something, and the above license is too restrictive, contact me and 
we'll work something out, maybe a special public domain code branch or 
something.

Joel Rees, Reiisi Kenkyuu