On 26.01.2005, at 22:05, Pete Thomas wrote: > But what do you think about the statement on the Linplug site? > > "The only restriction that applies to > demo versions is that they emit a noise about once every minute." > > Doesn't this imply that these don't come under the licence of the > actual > instruments and that they are actually giving you permission to do what > you want? The full text is: "The Demos are fully functional. The only restriction that applies to demo versions is that they emit a noise about once every minute." Pretty clear that they talk about functionality. A lawyer might try to go around that but I believe the judge would decide for the benefit of the company. But an adjudication depends sometimes on the knowledge of the customer: is it supposable that he did understand the message? If you, Pete, are the customer, the judge might say "we know that you know...". With a newbie it could be different. Of course, on the website you mentioned they should better say "technical restriction". Peter Ostry
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Re: [EXS] Re: Legal question
2005-01-26 by Peter Ostry
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