On 20 Oct 2011, at 12:38, Michael Herger wrote:

>> Well, I've just tried to use my long-standing, pre-existing installation  
>> of "Multi-Library", which I was not aware of upgrading, and it's  
>> demanding the licensing plug in. That appears to be retrospective  
>> charging, in that it disables an existing service and then demands  
>> payment without notice, and would therefore appear to be illegal under  
>> EU law.
> 
> You should sue Erland. Really. After offering his services for years he  
> now wants to have a beer? This must be illegal.
> 
> Guys, your postings are poor jokes.
> 
> -- 
> 
> Michael

OK, if you like.

I have no objection whatever to people charging for their work, but within the 
law. Retrospective charging is not.

I wouldn't dream of telling someone I was making a gift of something - anything 
- and then enforcing payment for it after my gift had been accepted.

This "have a beer" argument is spurious and utterly disingenuous. "Fancy a 
pint? OK Here it is. That's 20 Euros, please". Pathetic, Michael, truly 
pathetic.

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