So... no then. And if it is "no longer a derivative because of the substantial divergence from the original work" -- the situation where you have a problem wit

So... no then. And if it is "no longer a derivative because of the substantial divergence from the original work" -- the situation where you have a problem with the ISC language -- then what right under 17 U.S.C. § 106 is implicated? You can't have it both ways. Under situations involving copies of my work, the ISC license works fine. Under situations not involving copies of any my work within the meaning of copyright law, then copyright law has no applicability.