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>>>>> "MB" == Mark Borges <mdb@cdc.noaa.gov> writes:

MB> Doth mine eyes deceive me? Is that a jwz package in GNU Emacs 19.28?
MB> Quick, somebody call a lawyer :-).

There is plenty of JWZ code in Emacs, all of it written in the period
where Lucid had signed papers.  There's no papers for the last period
of Lucid's existence, and whomever own the remains of Lucid don't want
to sign them.