Indeed, the license is impossible. In addition to what you point out, it attempts to say the same thing as many as 5 times, introducing unacceptable ambiguity.
The final straws for me is that it is the creator's explicit intent that no incomplete or incorrect implementations be publicly accessible (he among other things thinks there's enough already...), and that the author broke a promise to the community, demonstrating that his word is no good.
The final straws for me is that it is the creator's explicit intent that no incomplete or incorrect implementations be publicly accessible (he among other things thinks there's enough already...), and that the author broke a promise to the community, demonstrating that his word is no good.