There's such a weird tone to your posts. It's as if they're meant to give the impression that Kahle had a substantial, if not singlehanded, influence over the

There's such a weird tone to your posts. It's as if they're meant to give the impression that Kahle had a substantial, if not singlehanded, influence over the outcome. In reality, his input probably didn't have even the impact that Kahle himself hoped for and the appropriate adjective to describe the effect is probably "negligible", if at all. It was a class action lawsuit with extremely dubious underpinnings where over 6,000 people wrote in to ask that they not be considered part of the class.