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Wow, I'm late to this, but having a lawyer send a letter to a student's university to try to get them in trouble for open source contributions they made on their own time is very not ok.

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Renlord

@renlord1

Feb 7, 2021

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2/ You even tried to get me into trouble with my University by insinuating false claims such as my violation of university policy which is completely false and untrue. renlord.com/letters/uni-bo

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The whole reply-to-jack and the whole timeline of that account are... wow. Great to see who to never have engagement with.

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He's already deleting many of these newer tweets and is wiping his Telegram history again. It's problematic considering that this is all relevant to the lawsuits. I'm glad that some people got a glimpse of what he does every day though. He's already back to doing it today.

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twitter.com/_copperj/statu I really wonder how he can claim this bullshit when someone can just look at github.com/GrapheneOS/pla and see that it's clearly not true. Maybe I should upload all the old tags again but then he'll probably make some kind of BS trademark claim to GitHub.

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You can pick a repository, look and see that these are the originals with assorted forks of the years, and look at the forks to see archives of the work. Can see that it's my work attributed to me as the author / owner except where I state it comes from elsewhere like OpenBSD.

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Can see it was Apache 2, MIT, etc. originally, then temporarily a non-commercial usage license to try to prop up the company, which I then changed back to the original approach for good when things went sour. They didn't start claiming to own the code until significantly later.