Christoph Steinbeck wrote:
I thought I'd bring this up on the Blue Obelisk list. While legally probably in a grey zone, it is still interesting in terms of integrity and respect for the achievements of others:A company called InfoCom, located in Arizona, advertises a product called iBioTech , which by all evidence is identical with Bioclipse. They say their iBioTech product has a plugin for chemoinformatics call “bc_cdk� (surprise :-)) and one called “bc_jmol� for 3D visualization. Read more at http://www.steinbeck-molecular.de/steinblog/
I am not a lawyer, but I'm quite sure if there is no license, then the material is automatically copyrighted under United States and international law, and nobody but the author(s) can distribute it. You don't have to put in license or copyright notices -- copyright is the default. If the situation is as you describe (no notices), then it's not a "gray zone" at all. Craig
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