RE: Message from Secure Computing

[Shaun Savage <savages@pcez.com>]

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The concept of who owns what license and patents paid for by who for how 
much is such a tarpit that any legal issues here would be a expensive 
and only guessing at this time.
To me the issue is contract.  NSA released GPL code.  People worked on 
this code with in the GPL framework.  A company, SCC,  wants to change 
the contract.  The people that worked, on SELinux, under the first 
contract has lost value due to the beach of contract.   Simple!  The 
value that was lost is "the linux communities ability to use SELinux 
under the GPL framework."  How much is that?  It is different for 
person. What would be the damages?
Shaun Savage
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