--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, <HELP@M...> wrote: > Hey, it still promotes their libraries. I really don't see the harm in it, > but I'm sure somebody else will (see harm in it). That's a chill response > for you though EP. -Jer Didn't mean it to come off that way...I just had a hunch that YT didn't intend for this, and that someone in the group would jump on this pretty fast (knowing all the creative energy on this group with regardings to programming free stuff on the Internet!) Good or bad thing is debatable, (I can totally relate to both sides, as an EXS user and as a manufacturer too), but you guys are correct that there is nothing illegal about it.....it just is not at all how YT intended it to be used, so reprogramming their stuff is not why they gave away the trial versions. It's pretty hard to restrict how people use a "free gift" like this on the internet.....especially when the data can easily be reprogrammed like this....I'm not even sure what license agreements would even hold up when you give it away. I think you would have to expressly agree to certain things before you downloaded the files.....but still, it's a very gray area. Interesting stuff! -EP
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Re: [exs] Majestic/Culture
2003-01-09 by spectrumep <PersingEP@aol.com>
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