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Shouldn't Joomla team have mentioned "Based on Mambo Open Source Software" somewhere then ? or restart from scratch without ripping all the code into their new Open Source project ?
Vtiger did indeed look at the SugarCrm (mentionning it explicitly by the way along with other OS projects... that didn't complain... wonder why) and turned it into a great open project.