[License-review] For Legacy Approval: TOPPERS License

[cowan at ccil.org]

Richard Fontana scripsit:

> I can't quite put my finger on why but the way 'either' is used there
> makes me wonder whether the license author meant to unidiomatically
> indicate "both". Can the license submitter comment on this?

Yes, this confused me too (hence my earlier posting).  "Either" in English
can mean "both", as in "There are trees on either side of the street",
meaning on both sides of it.  This is not a situation where people are
well served by the use of "either", but since it's legacy, I withdraw
my objection.

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