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Dear Mr. Pellegrini,

>        Another salient example is MP3 encoders, with for instance
BladeEnc
>       vs. Thomson Multimedia the villain, and all of the Ogg
sequels...

Could you explain the problem that you have with the MP3 licensing
scheme. It is well
documented to the world under     http://mp3licensing.com.

There you find some 65 companies that have acquired licenses already. Is
your point
that some companies should get preferred treatment, like e.g. the Open
Source
community?

Al Endres, Sindelfingen, Germany






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