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<title>Amazon Boykott: Nachricht von Richard Stallman an Tim O’Reilly - GNU-Projekt
@@ -9,14 +12,20 @@
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<h2>Amazon Boykott: Nachricht von Richard Stallman an Tim O’Reilly</h2>
-<p>
-Diese Nachricht hat <a href="http://www.stallman.org/">Richard
+<div class="infobox">
+<p><i>Diese Nachricht hat <a href="https://www.stallman.org/">Richard
M. Stallman</a> an Tim O'Reilly am 11. März 2000 bezüglich der Erklärung von
Jeff Bezos, Vorstandsvorsitzender von Amazon, gesendet, welcher aufrief,
-Softwarepatente auf 3 oder 5 Jahre zu begrenzen.</p>
+Softwarepatente auf 3 oder 5 Jahre zu begrenzen.</i></p>
+</div>
+<div class="important">
<p>
Weitere Hin­ter­grund­in­for­ma­ti­onen sind unter <a
href="/philosophy/amazon">Boykottiert Amazon!</a> abrufbar.
@@ -27,47 +36,49 @@ Bitte unterstützen Sie uns bei diesem Boykott durch einen Verweis auf
<strong><a
href="/philosophy/amazon.html">http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/amazon.html</a></strong>
von Ihrer eigenen Webseite!<a href="#tn1" id="tn1-ref"
-class="transnote">[*]</a>
+class="transnote">[*]</a><br />
+
</p>
+</div>
+<hr class="thin" />
-<pre>
-<span xml:lang="en" lang="en">The idea that software patents should last 3 or 5 years has been
-proposed for a decade now, as a compromise that would eliminate most
-of the harm that software patents now do. Support for this idea from
-Jeff Bezos is a good thing, since it may bring us a step closer to
-action by Congress. Congratulations for helping to bring this about.
-
-But such a law is far from imminent, and in the mean time, Amazon is
-still responsible for its actions.
-
-We singled out Amazon for a boycott, among the thousands of companies
-that have obtained software patents, because Amazon is among the few
-that have gone so far as to actually sue someone. That makes them an
-egregious offender. Most software patent holders say they have
-software patents "for defensive purposes", to press for
-cross-licensing in case they are threatened with patent lawsuits.
-Since this is a real strategy for self-defense, many of these patent
-holders could mean what they say. But this excuse is not available
-for Amazon, because they fired the first shot.
-
+<p>
+The idea that software patents should last 3 or 5 years has been proposed
+for a decade now, as a compromise that would eliminate most of the harm that
+software patents now do. Support for this idea from Jeff Bezos is a good
+thing, since it may bring us a step closer to action by Congress.
+Congratulations for helping to bring this about.
+</p><p>
+But such a law is far from imminent, and in the mean time, Amazon is still
+responsible for its actions.
+</p><p>
+We singled out Amazon for a boycott, among the thousands of companies that
+have obtained software patents, because Amazon is among the few that have
+gone so far as to actually sue someone. That makes them an egregious
+offender. Most software patent holders say they have software patents
+&ldquo;for defensive purposes.&rdquo; to press for cross-licensing in case
+they are threatened with patent lawsuits. Since this is a real strategy for
+self-defense, many of these patent holders could mean what they say. But
+this excuse is not available for Amazon, because they fired the first shot.
+</p><p>
Bezos's letter reaffirms Amazon's continuing intention to engage in
-unrestricted patent warfare, saying that the decision of when and
-where to attack will be decided by "business reasons". I would gladly
-join Bezos in supporting a bill to limit software patents to 3 or 5
-years, but I believe we must continue to criticize and boycott Amazon
-until such a bill is actually adopted--or until Amazon makes some
-other suitable change in its own conduct to justify a change in ours.
-
-This does not mean insisting that Amazon must go so far as to
-terminate its own patents. Deterrence with patents is an inadequate
-defense against aggressors armed with patents, but it is the only
-defense, so I would not ask Amazon (or anyone) to refrain from using
-patents for self-defense or for collective security. Rather, Amazon
-and other software patent holders should abjure the use of patents for
-aggression, and adopt a no-first-use policy. If Amazon does this, in
-an irrevocable and binding way, I would have no further criticism of
-Amazon.</span>
-</pre>
+unrestricted patent warfare, saying that the decision of when and where to
+attack will be decided by &ldquo;business reasons.&rdquo; I would gladly
+join Bezos in supporting a bill to limit software patents to 3 or 5 years,
+but I believe we must continue to criticize and boycott Amazon until such a
+bill is actually adopted&mdash;or until Amazon makes some other suitable
+change in its own conduct to justify a change in ours.
+</p><p>
+This does not mean insisting that Amazon must go so far as to terminate its
+own patents. Deterrence with patents is an inadequate defense against
+aggressors armed with patents, but it is the only defense, so I would not
+ask Amazon (or anyone) to refrain from using patents for self-defense or for
+collective security. Rather, Amazon and other software patent holders
+should abjure the use of patents for aggression, and adopt a no-first-use
+policy. If Amazon does this, in an irrevocable and binding way, I would
+have no further criticism of Amazon.
+</p>
+</div>
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@@ -79,7 +90,7 @@ im September 2002 den Boykott von Amazon zu beenden.</li></ol></div>
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@@ -101,7 +112,7 @@ werden.</p>
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