open source

[Florian Weimer]

Wesley James Landaker <wjl@mindless.com> writes:

> Second, if someone wanted to copy PGP, what's to reverse engineer?!
> PGP's source is freely availible. You can download it and look at it
> or compile it or whatever. You don't have to "reverse engineer"
> anything. =)

Didn't NAI strip all comments before publication?  Is there any
documentation of the design?  I think a lot of reverse engineering is
necessary before you can make substantial changes to the code. ;-)

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