Once you understand that most of the false claims from Debian and it's sockpuppets are based on attempts to reverse the timeline (in order to confuse cause and reaction) it is easy to look for hints that prove claims from Debian as false. You also need to know that there is absolutely no evidence for the claims from Debian. Repeating a false claim thousands of times does not make it correct, but Debian just uses copies of their false claims to "proove" their claims. So what remains? The only provable facts are that Debian started to attack cdrtools in spring 2004 and that Debian at the same time stopped distributing the original cdrtools in favor of their own defective fork from spring 2004 that was later reamed (on my instructions) in autumn 2006. No license problem was ever proven. Most Linux distros ship cdrtools. The larger distros even asked their lawyers for an OK that of course was given.