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@Ankh: What does calibre have to do with anything? If you insist on using calibre as an example, the correct example would be if someone renamed calibre to sat halibre and then setup a website that sells downloads of halibre for $10.
And, while I am no lawyer, I do believe that would be legal (provided they also distributed the source). That does not make it right, by a *very* long shot.
And if, as you say, the container matters, then all I'm asking for is a disclaimer along the lines of what Harmon proposed, something that say, this work is public domain and available freely elsewhere but offerred here for your convenience.
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