Re: NonGNU ELPA rules regarding nonfree software

[Richard Stallman]

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  > Thanks, done.  It looks like this case is not a violation 
  > according to the standards refrence node 
  > <https://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/References.html#References> 
  > because the nonfree programs are well known, people who don't use 
  > the nonfree programs are not likely to use them because of the 
  > package,

That seems conclusive.

             and people who use the nonfree programs can use the free 
  > program that is the package.

I don't understand that last bit, but I think the conclusion is valid.

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