...that the Moderators are the duly appointed representitives of the owners and managers of CNet and have the authority to delete or let stand ANYTHING they want...whether you like it or not.
1) As I had posted to an earlier question. Nowhere did I circumvent licensing. The example that I gave is the same model that was used for building the current Mac OS X.
2) Cnet is supposed to respect all software licensing, including that of the GPL, BSD, Debian, CDDL, and other Open source licensing. References to a few of these was stated in the post; obviously, Cnet does not respect nor care to respect said licenses.
3) The sources stated in the post are open to the public for modification.
4) Nowhere did I state to modify the system- Mac OS X- but to create a legitimate clone of it based upon the OpenDarwin model.
5) If you are afraid to let people know what information can and can't be used, you shouldn't be doing this [moderating posts.]

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