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Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic@srce.hr> writes:

> Public domain software 
>     Public domain software is software that is not copyrighted. It is
>     a special case of non-copylefted free software, which means that
>     some copies or modified versions may not be free at all.
>     Sometimes people use the term ``public domain'' in a loose fashion
>     to mean ``free'' or ``available gratis.'' However, ``public
>     domain'' is a legal term and means, precisely, ``not
>     copyrighted''.  For clarity, we recommend using ``public domain''
>     for that meaning only, and using other terms to convey the other
>     meanings.

And of course, this applies only to the US. In Europe, in general,
there is no such thing as `not copyrighted'.

Just to set things straight.

/Johan