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 compliance work.
 
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-\chapter{ThinkPenguin Wireless Router: A study in Excellent CCS}
+\chapter{ThinkPenguin Wireless Router: Excellent CCS}
 
+Too often, case studies examine failure and mistakes.  Indeed, most of the
+chapters that follow herein will consider the myriad difficulties discovered
+in community-oriented GPL enforcement for the last two decades.  However, to
+begin, we offer a study in how copyleft compliance done correctly.
+
+This example is, in fact, more than ten years in the making.  Since almost
+the inception of for-profit corporate adoption of Free Software, companies
+have requested a clear example of a model citizen to emulate.  Sadly, while
+community-oriented enforcers have vetted uncounted thousands of CCS
+candidates from hundreds of companies, the CCS release describes the first
+one CCS experts have declared a  ``pristine example''.
+
+% FIXME: link to a ``CCS iteration'' discussion in compliance-guide.tex when
+% one exists.  (the ``iteration process'' is discussed in~\ref{} of this guide)
+
+Of course, most CCS examined for the last decade has (eventually) complied
+with the GPL, perhaps after many iterations of review by the enforcer.
+However, in the experience of the two primary community-oriented enforcers,
+Conservancy and the FSF, such CCS results routinely fix the description of
+``barely complies with GPL's requirements''.  To use an academic analogy:
+while a ``C'' is certainly a passing grade, any instructor prefers to
+disseminate to the class a exemplar sample that earned an ``A''.
+
+Fortunately, thanks in large part to the industry pressure of the FSF's
+``Respects Your Freedom'' (RYF) certification campaign\footnote{\href{RYF is
+    a campaign by FSF to certify products that truly meet the principles of
+    software freedom}.  Products must meet
+  \href{http://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/endorsement/criteria}{strict
+    standards for RYF certification}, and among them is a pristine example of
+  CCS\@}, electronics products have begun to appear on the market that are
+held to a higher standard of copyleft compliance.  As such, for the first
+time in the history of copyleft, CCS experts have pristine examples to study
+and present as exemplars worthy of emulation.
+
+This case study therefore examines the entire life-cycle of a GPL compliance
+investigation: from product purchase, to source request, to CCS review.
 This case study does a step-by-step build and installation analysis of  one
 of the best Complete, Corresponding Source (CCS) releases we've seen.  The
 CSS release studied here was provided for the binary distribution of a