>The problem is not Refox at all. This endless whining about getting a free "no-refox-decompile" thing is useless. In fact in might even be less than useless becuase of the false sense of security it would give developers.
This endless 'whining' is to a certain degree thanks to you, Jos. I guess I should be thankful to you, because your opposition lets the thread continue, thus attract more attention and produce more arguments. On the other hand, it amazes me that my simple, and logical, plea was not immediately embraced by many others. I don't know about South Africa, but in the United States people not only sympathize with freedom of doing business, but also are eager to take 'class action'. I'm sure that a plea of an impressive group of vfp-gurus will put enough pressure on Jan to agree that a free utility is the best solution.
Would you put your signature under a plea if many others would also put their signature?
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