If you had read the post you'd have my answer to that question. I have read your post, and just reread it, and I don't see where you answer that question. How

If you had read the post you'd have my answer to that question. I have read your post, and just reread it, and I don't see where you answer that question. How does an SBCL user deploy a program with an LGPL library so that the reciever of the program can relink it as required by the license. P.S. "are you a lawyer?" argument is very cheap I used this question on a post where the poster just makes a claim, not supporting it by any reasoning or linking to supporting documents. The question must be allowed how he justifies his statement. So for legal questions, this would be: are you a lawyer? as I would ask a random poster making definitely medical statements: are you a doctor? And yes, I know, beeing a lawyer per se doesn't guarantee a correct evaluation, I have worked with far too many corporate lawyers, which are usually not experts on open source licenses. But I also had no doubts on the competence of those, who looked into the details of the licenses in question. I have been able to get their OK on LLGPL software for example, though GPL is of course limited to very isolated usages.