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David Robinson writes:
 > 
 > At the risk of sounding repititious,
 > a. Wouldn't having an SSL Apache outside the US prevent any US individuals
 >    from working on Apache?

Not if there was still a US server. The way FreeBSD works is that the
official releases are US only and come from WC but there's a mirror
site maintained in S. Africa that has separately implemented versions of
all the non-exportable bits.

This setup is perfectly legal since the US folks never have anything to
do with the SA server so there's no collaboration.