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Message: <blockquote data-quote="backer" data-source="post: 5400159" data-attributes="member: 234384">Hmm nice discussion going on copyrights. I dont know who has stolen and whose. But I have seen Thibus dictionary (this is not free) and also Madura dictionary (this is free! cool!) and these have similar (or the same) definitions. In my opinion if something is GPL then source must be available for any interested person(natalia2009 is right there). If you (chatura) say you got it from Language Research Center (i think you refer to colombo university school of computing) you should specifically disclose how he got it because no such dictionary is available for download in their site (<a href="http://www.ucsc.cmb.ac.lk/ltrl/?page=downloads&lang=en&style=default" target="_blank">http://www.ucsc.cmb.ac.lk/ltrl/?page=downloads&lang=en&style=default</a> ). If you want to prove that you didnt illegally get it from EnSiTip why dont you specifically disclose whom you contacted to get this database? If this is under GPL anyone else too must be able to get it in the same way you got it!Another thing that you say that it is developers responsibility to encrypt the database to avoid the possible leak. You are dead right but even if it is not so no one can legally copy it without permission of the copy right holder. Otherwise there is no need of law in the country!!</blockquote>

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