> How do you distribute it then? You distribute a script and whoever runs the potential violation assembles it themselves, like with zfs on Linux. I don't rea

> How do you distribute it then? You distribute a script and whoever runs the potential violation assembles it themselves, like with zfs on Linux. I don't really get the demarcations typically made since a proprietary media could conceivably be as hard to pull apart as using linking tools to break apart sections of a static binary again.. I get the general sense that people work around examples of what one interpretation says isn't allowed without getting many opinions on the work around.