> The gist of what rubs me the wrong way is that Apple is following curl’s license precisely and people are still unhappy. I view Apple's behavior the same as

> The gist of what rubs me the wrong way is that Apple is following curl’s license precisely and people are still unhappy. I view Apple's behavior the same as I do people who leave their shopping carts loose in the parking lot instead of returning them to the corrals. Sure, they aren't legally required to provide any form of support to curl, but they would anyway if they had any decency.